Curvemeister Forum

Installed 3.0.15b on fresh install of CS4-64, worked perfectly first time  :-)

Hi Folks,<br /><br />Here's a question that's been on my mind for a long time...... <br /><br />When I use a curve (e.g. master in RGB) which darkens part of an image, it also subjectively seems to increase the saturation.  (E.g. I has a sunset picture including the sunset light reflecting...

Hi Mike and all,<br /><br />I've been really appreciating all the cool things I've found to do with CM3 - its great!<br /><br />One thing I've been doing is using a Hue mask to apply adjustments just to a range of colors.  It can involve a bit of guesswork though - if I'm making ...

i first heard of curvemeister through googling "elements curves" (when I was appalled to discover the lack of curves in photoshop elements!).  that did (and does) take you straight to luminous landscapes - so i'd definitely give bob johnson a shout.

you could well be on to it - I do have the (microsoft) mouse driver set to automatically move to default button in a dialogue.  but that only seems to happen when I click on the invert-mask button.

great idea Ann.  <br /><br />Here are some thoughts, firstly ideas for making it easier to learn curvemeister:<br />* more wizards.  no doubt we all have 'recipies' we often follow in CM.... perhaps a selection of wizards could replicate these recipies for newcomers.  e.g. a hot candidate ...

Mike - while you're writing documentation....<br /><br />When you wrote <blockquote>Double pinning ..... is an older version of the term pinning, which refers to any automated way of creating curve control points<br />(in "ctrl-z and curve rotation" reply #1)</blockquote> <br /><br />realisatio...

I clicked on invert mask, then clicked again (can't think why, maybe it seemed like first one didn't work).  CM3 closed & returned to PS, saving changes.  Thought at first it was a crash..... but on closer inspection, what's happening is that after clicking on invert-mask, mouse jumps...

yep, its fixed, great!

but......

now if I double-pin, rotate (either H or B of HSB.... same for L of Lab) then undo, I lose the pins as well as the rotation.  It work fine if I double-pin, rotate one curve then rotate another.

i've just pasted a curve and ctrl-z doesn't do anything..... but if you hit ctrl-z again it undoes fine!
If I adjust a curve, paste and then undo, it skips back to before the adjustment, not to before the paste.
(I guess that means paste isn't logging into undo history?)