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It looks like I found a way to combine additively a parametric mask and a drawn mask. Let‘s start with the parametric mask. 1.) First change the combine masks setting to inclusive. 2.) Next to invert all channels L a b C h - input an output via the polarity button on the right side of each channel. *EXCEPT* the input of the channel you want to use for selecting the mask. Like in my case the L channel to mask the bright white sky. 3.) Next step is to change the blend setting to „drawn and parametric mask“. Now draw a mask as you like and you will see it adds the mask to the already existing parametric mask. Hope this helps other darktable users too. Sascha 2016-09-23 9:51 GMT+02:00 Sascha Oleszczuk <[email protected]>: > Hi Darktable Experts, > > I tried a lot, to combine additively a parametric mask with an drawn mask. > My picture is e.g. a standard landscape scenery picture white sky > (overexposed) and green grass (to make it simple). > I select with the parametric mask the white sky. Now I want to add a spot > at the green gras via drawn mask. I know I can use two instance of the > filter - but that's not what I want. > I played a lot with inclusive and inclusive-invert and further invert > masks again. But I was not able to do this simple tasks. May you give me a > hint? > Thx > Sascha > ____________________________________________________________________________ darktable user mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to [email protected]
