* David Vincent-Jones [02-22-21 15:13]:
> Yes, it is the 'OK' that sets the keystone adjustment . almost
> impossible to find on any busy image. Changing to a different theme really
> is no help. All it needs is that it acquire the same coloring that is used
> with the lines and other
Yes, it is the 'OK' that sets the keystone adjustment . almost
impossible to find on any busy image. Changing to a different theme
really is no help. All it needs is that it acquire the same coloring
that is used with the lines and other keystone symbols. I think that it
just got
* David Vincent-Jones [02-22-21 14:43]:
> I often spend a great amount of time hunting for the elusive 'OK' button
> when I am correcting perspective with the Crop-and-Rotate module. The light
> gray symbol is very easily lost especially on busy images. Conversely the
> other symbols on this
I often spend a great amount of time hunting for the elusive 'OK' button
when I am correcting perspective with the Crop-and-Rotate module. The
light gray symbol is very easily lost especially on busy images.
Conversely the other symbols on this modules guidelines are
distinctively colored and
