Video tutorials please use the light interface as there is low contrast in the dark interface

[drkanukie]

Its really hard to read the panel and text on the dark background in the excellent video tutorials, due to the subtle shading, there is just not enough contrast - especially if you don't have perfect eye sight. Using the light interface gives a lot more contrast and would make the tutorials easier to follow. Thanks for making such excellent products and training materials.

[jmwellborn]

I wanted to suggest the same thing, but thought I was being picky.  Perhaps the videos are in “beta” too, and will be refined at a later date to be as clear as the Vimeo videos they have produced for Photo.   But I definitely agree,  I had my nose about 2 inches from my 27” IMac screen, desperately trying to read the words in all those panels.  When I set up my download, I immediately changed the interface to the lighter version.  WOW!!!

[AllanP]

I agree - the dark interface just doesn't work for me either!

Good to see that it's a simple setting ion the program to switch to what a user prefers.

[Copper Star Media]

I was just coming to post this as a request for when the videos for the final product are done. Not that I need the light interface, but more that the use of the dark interface, combined with a dark demo/sample makes is even harder to see. Fortunately, I have a big screen I can attach the laptop to, but I think for the future, Serif might want to consider higher contrast options for the demos. Maybe do two samples and let people vote or something. Thank you!

[fde101]

Maybe we could invent a new skinnable video format that would allow color schemes of captured screenshots to be altered dynamically during playback to account for users with different requirements?  Standard skin, high-contrast skin, color-blind skin, onion skin...

[Przemysław]

I've been using Dark Theme myself for some time, but recently I switched to Light Theme, because  it's too black and the controls don't make a big difference.
Tutorials, especially when watched in lower resolutions, definitely need to be in Light Theme.

+1 from me.

[Steps]

I agree that in the tutorials videos the UI is barely readable due to low contrast.