Digital Light & Color

Sounds like a good solution - thanks!

John P

I frequently use the 'filter' option when converting to a monochrome image. A lot of times, I'll toggle between two of the solid colors, say, red and blue to see how the different areas of the image are effected. Unfortunately, this takes moving the mouse and clicking, then looking back at my image....

I periodically want to convert an image to monochrome using two different methods, for example, a red filter for the sky and a different filter for the land. I currently create a mask, then invoke the monochrome tool twice using the same mask, but inverted for the 2nd pass. Some of the tools, for ex...

I sent you an email, if you see this now it give you a link you can click on to join the meeting. You can call me for audio.

John P

Do you have Google workspace access? We can try Google Meet which seems simple. I've not used it before, so we may have some teething pains.

In theory, I just need to send you a link once we agree on a time.

John P

Let me look into it. I will need an email address to send the link to you. What time range would work for you?

John P

The latest update does not help. I think the most productive way to approach this is a zoom call so I can show you what's going on.

John P

I've attached instructions and a simple (renamed) workspace script that lets me repeatedly reproduce the blur radius issue.

I hope this helps you see what I'm seeing!

John P

Could we have a zoom call to show you in real time what I'm seeing?

I'm in Pacific time, BTW.

John P

I just noticed another mask edit oddity. If I start a mask edit blur (and I assume other) operation, the red-running man lights up. - If I use ^d to toggle between the final image and the initial image with the mask showing, the red-man stays active. but... - If I use the buttons in the transformati...