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0.22.1
Fix: Batch Analysis now respects each file's crop and orientation when computing the roll-wide baseline. Previously, files with large borders (e.g. 6×6 negatives in a 3:2 scan) skewed the average because analysis ran on the full frame. (#213)
Sync Crop: split the Sync Edits button in two — Sync Edits (exposure / lab / toning / process settings, preserves per-file crop) and Sync Crop (manual crop + rotation only). Useful when every frame on a roll shares the same scanner mask.
Added Analysis Buffer overlay: while moving the Analysis Buffer slider, the canvas shows a dim border around the excluded region with a dashed accent-colored boundary, so you can see exactly what's being analyzed. Disappears shortly after the last slider movement.
Pre-batch warning: if none of the selected files have a crop set, Batch Analysis prompts before running and points to either cropping or raising the Analysis Buffer.
Status bar during Batch Analysis now indicates per-file crop state ([cropped] vs [full frame]).
Lowered default Analysis Buffer to 0.05 and clamped slider max to 0.25 to match the underlying clamp in analysis.