El 28/07/2013 18:08, "Lucas Krech" <[email protected]> escribió:
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>> When you open the 'blend' option (on nearly every module) you will find
>> a very comprehensive set of masking tools including both drawn and
>> parametric type masks.
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> I use the LabCH Blend if finctionality regularly. It is both very handy
and well thought out. However I do not see a drawn mask option anywhere.
Perhaps it is a kayboard command that is not obvious. Unles I missed it the
manual only talks about conditional blanding, not drawn masks. Is this
something not present in the OSX build perhaps?
Drawn masks have not been released yet in any stable version. You can find
them in unstable builds.
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> But even this is different than the funcationality I was inquiring about.
LR allows for brushes of varying size, "hardness", and opacity with which
you can paint on an adjustment. I.e. a contrast brush. This brings the user
experience much closer to a darkroom situation where you would burn and
dodge various parts of an image with different filters to achieve your
final print. I know the digital world is different than the analog darkroom
but it is actually a very nice experience and feels more interactive with
the image and process.
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As I mentioned in a previous email, today the first patch for that was
merged.
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