Curvemeister Forum

<blockquote><br />- and normal-ish images, rather than bad exposed ones – but still included mixed lighting etc.<br /></blockquote><br /><br />Let me just pluck that one out for emphasis. The ability to make subtle adjustments that will turn a good image into an excellent one has got to be a selling...

<blockquote><br />Actually you do have a fade in CM for this...When you go to CM, Set a neutral you are confident in, do the Man From Mars moves,  then choose a K Channel Mask and rotate it until the curve is Horizontal.  Select both ends of the curve with a Ctrl-Click.  Use the up and down arrow ke...

<blockquote><br />Please post your entire work flow.  Break it down as much as you like....<br />Here is an image that can use some help...<br /></blockquote><br /><br />Hmm, no takers? OK, I'll give it a go...<br /><br />Step 1: straighten and crop. No point wasting time and effort on correcti...

<blockquote><br />    When one point of each of the s/h/n are chosen and, say I made a mistake and there is no obvious neutral that helps the image and I delete the chosen neutral sample point, then the remaining s/h points remain visible on the image but the corrections that they created are elimin...

We're still talking 64 bit support here, aren't we? Or is there reason for us 32 bit folks to pick up this version?

Photoshop has been a Windows 2000 or later product since CS came out in 2003. By the time CM4 comes out a WinME/PS7 combo will be a decade old.<br /><br />While I appreciate that not everyone upgrades their systems on a regular basis, most do a bit better than once-a-decade! There can't be that...

<blockquote><br />On each PS CS3 or CS4 session, after CM was invoked for the first time the patch tool does no longer work as it should: The effect of moving the selected area to the target region is no longer visible on screen. In order to use the patch tool I have to apply it blind.<br /></blockq...

I'm not sure if this is a bug or not, but it strikes me as weird so perhaps someone will explain... Using CM 3.0.12 on CS2:<br /><br />Open a new image of any convenient size. Select the gradient tool and switch to one of the rainbow gradients. Now drag the gradient from left to right on the im...

<blockquote><br />Started to work with the Duck and wizard tool. Here are my results of LAB and RGB treatment in CM. I was quite surprised that the picture with RGB adjustments seems better! I normaly never test RGB as I assume LAB will give better results.<br /><br />Did you get same results? Why d...

<blockquote><br />For the time being, if you are interested in quick workflow and application integration, you are going to use CS4-32 where Curvemeister lives.<br /></blockquote><br /><br />My experience with 64 bit computing has only been through Linux, so it's not exactly on topic, but it ba...