How does this differ from the current anti erase tool
option
(quickly enabled also by holding Alt key)?
Maybe does not differ
BUT there is a Problem
there is not any documentation in the help on a anti-erase option or tool so
i believe almost only who contribute to implement it know
On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 4:52 PM, Alchemie foto\grafiche
fotocom...@yahoo.it wrote:
How does this differ from the current anti erase tool
option
(quickly enabled also by holding Alt key)?
Maybe does not differ
BUT there is a Problem
there is not any documentation in the help on a
OOPSS ...my apologies i should have check better before writing nonsense
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May be very useful for who does photo-montages a option to resurrect erased
or cleared pixels, to correct badly cropped details that often are noticed
only to late for a UNDO
May sound something magic but is trivial to implement, and since is not based
on UNDO may be applied also on already
You can accomplish the same thing by adding a layermask to the layer,
and initialize the layermask using the Transfer Layer's Alpha
Channel. Subsequently hiding, editing, disabling, and/or removing the
layermask permits full control of whether the layer's RGB values are
shown.
Quoting
Hi,
fotocom...@yahoo.it (2009-05-24 at 2138.42 +):
Concept, is trivial :
the eraser (or a brush tool) if used with resurrect Erased/cleared
option (if used at 100% opacity ) will modify where applied only the
A of RGBA without changing other RGB data, and that will resurrect
deleted pixel
