Ref: PWP8 v8.0.6 msi 30-Oct-2019
When the Input image is transformed, the Halo Limit values are interchanged... ...but the transform Preview is shown correctly. .
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v8.0.6 USM Halo Limits interchanged
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Re: v8.0.6 USM Halo Limits interchanged
I don't see this here -- are you sure you didn't forget to click the running man icon above the preview to update the output image?
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Re: v8.0.6 USM Halo Limits interchanged
I clicked the transform's OK button, then double clicked the Browser image to re-open the Transform dialog.
Try this... (1) Open an image; (2) open USM with the settings illustrated; then (3) click Apply... ...the Output image has strong white halos instead of dark halos.... ...the same results as when you click OK.
If you click the Running Man, then the Output image has dark halos like the dialog Preview but OK needs to be clicked to close the transform dialog.
I guess I am somewhat confused regarding the purpose of the Running Man, you already have the OK (traditionally executes and closes a transform dialog) and Apply (traditionally executes and leaves the transform dialog open)... it would seem that Apply and Running Man should have the same results... and are duplicates????
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Try this... (1) Open an image; (2) open USM with the settings illustrated; then (3) click Apply... ...the Output image has strong white halos instead of dark halos.... ...the same results as when you click OK.
If you click the Running Man, then the Output image has dark halos like the dialog Preview but OK needs to be clicked to close the transform dialog.
I guess I am somewhat confused regarding the purpose of the Running Man, you already have the OK (traditionally executes and closes a transform dialog) and Apply (traditionally executes and leaves the transform dialog open)... it would seem that Apply and Running Man should have the same results... and are duplicates????
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Re: v8.0.6 USM Halo Limits interchanged
From the Update Log:
Is it possible that the difference image is somehow incorporated when the OK or Apply executes the USM transform?
I did not check the other listed transforms.
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2-Oct-2019
Advanced Sharpen, Bilateral Sharpen, Denoise, Unsharp Mask: When showing the difference between the output and input images, they are now subtracted in the reverse order so the difference image is brighter or darker where the output image is brighter or darker than the input image.
Is it possible that the difference image is somehow incorporated when the OK or Apply executes the USM transform?
I did not check the other listed transforms.
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Re: v8.0.6 USM Halo Limits interchanged
The key factor you left out was that the input image was 48-bit color. It works OK for 24-bit which I was checking. Will fix for next release.
Apply updates the output image and also propagates the changes to all dependent images. Running man just updates the output image. If there are no dependent images, they do the same thing.
Apply updates the output image and also propagates the changes to all dependent images. Running man just updates the output image. If there are no dependent images, they do the same thing.
Jonathan Sachs
Digital Light & Color
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