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If I put an unsigned 8-bit dataset into ndv, the range of the clims slider would ideally be [0, 255], but they are hardcoded to [0, 65535].
There's TODOs (e.g. here) about this. but not a concrete issue that I found.
I think this is best solved by a LutView.set_extremes() method (naming suggestions welcome) that defines the min and max - the histograms would benefit from this as well (as I added something similar to the histogram canvas in #146)
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If I put an unsigned 8-bit dataset into ndv, the range of the clims slider would ideally be
[0, 255]
, but they are hardcoded to[0, 65535]
.There's TODOs (e.g. here) about this. but not a concrete issue that I found.
I think this is best solved by a
LutView.set_extremes()
method (naming suggestions welcome) that defines the min and max - the histograms would benefit from this as well (as I added something similar to the histogram canvas in #146)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: