if you want to extend the parametric mask area by drawing shapes, you want
the `inclusive' mode. be aware that you'll need to invert all of the
(L,a,b,C,h) tabs selections before. if you leave any of those at the
default (full range and (+) at the right side instead of (-) ), the mask
will always be the full area.
this mode will select the union of the drawn mask and all of the other
masks defined by the tabs in the parametric part.
hope that helps
jo
On Tue, Jun 25, 2013 at 4:45 AM, Francesco Scaglioni <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Conditional blending is tremendous. There is one area that
> has be beaten. How to create a parametric mask and then
> tune it using drawn masks ( either by adding to it or maybe
> inverting and removing from it - either way ). THe display
> mask function will show a parametric mask but if you add a
> drawn mask to the image from the same module then either the
> mask occupies the whole image or does not appear to
> function. I have tried all four combinations of mask logic
> from the drop down and still no avail. I cannot find any of
> this documented in detail anywhere to look up.
>
> Thanks one again +++
>
>
> F
>
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