Magnification by twice double clicking makes the area enough to be managed, even it is one or two pixels wide.
By the way, is it possible to treat masks in the spot removal plugin as maks? Rather often it is needed to make some adjustments to image inside the applied destination area. Mostly it differs from the outside in luminosity or color or gradient... One has to create a mask which repeats alredy existing one from the spot removal plugin...
Sometimes the source area of a newly created mask in the spot removal plugin appears within some other existing mask. The only way to manage it is to delete it and create the destination somewhere outside to place source outside existing masks. Is it possible to the program to check the default appearance area to inclusion within some existed ones and change it to a free space?
With respect,
> Alexander Rabtchevich
> Alexander Rabtchevich
>
Ulrich
> I have a problem with masks - the fading area cannot be decreased with a
> mouse more than some limit. There was no such a limit previously. It is
> not convenient.
Right. I added a lower limit so that there remains some separation
between feathering border and outline of a path shape. If it's
inconvenient I can alter this behaviour again.
The goal was to prevent the border getting so close that one cannot grab
and increase it again. How do you manage to grow the feathering area if
it is very small?
> mouse more than some limit. There was no such a limit previously. It is
> not convenient.
Right. I added a lower limit so that there remains some separation
between feathering border and outline of a path shape. If it's
inconvenient I can alter this behaviour again.
The goal was to prevent the border getting so close that one cannot grab
and increase it again. How do you manage to grow the feathering area if
it is very small?
Ulrich
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