Curvemeister Forum

Mike,<br /><br />I have placed some photo's on my personal gallery.<br />they are sandsculptures.<br />I have always a problem to make the sand color right. <br />the sand is not ordinairy see-sand but river-sand.<br />I would place the orginals on the challenge-page, so that others can trie it...

<blockquote><br />I think I understand what Matt is saying.  <br /><br />If you are using the arrow keys to move points around, for example, and you press compare, the focus moves to the compare button.  To move the points around again, you need to click on the point in the curve window.  Is this ri...

<blockquote><br />When working in a curve window, I will often go and hit the compare button. Now to get back to the curve you were adjusting, you have to go through a series of key strokes or actually click on the curve again... OR<br />MAYBE I havent read all the docs...<br />Thanks,<br />Matt<br ...

When working in a curve window, I will often go and hit the compare button. Now to get back to the curve you were adjusting, you have to go through a series of key strokes or actually click on the curve again... OR
MAYBE I havent read all the docs...
Thanks,
Matt

Your blackpoint seems rather high, don't the blacks look a bit washed out?

I was forgoten that question! No the blacks looks not  a bit washed out, to me !

<blockquote><br />I had a lot of 'fun' trying to get my monitorsto look similar, especially since one is CRT and one LCD.<br /></blockquote><br /><br />I have it not expericienced as "fun", but very difficult.  First , I thought it was impossible.<br />( by the way , I am dutch, and the en...

Mike,
    I hope this new forum goes well for you. I still belive curvemeister is one of the best packages one can have for colour correction. I am happy I upgraded to ver. 2
          Barry :)

"I think Frits is on to something here.  I generally like to sharpen the 'L' channel, and sometimes add a little blur to the 'a' and 'b' channels to diminish the color noise.  If I could do the color correction in Curvemeister, then bring those modified channels back in...

I think Frits is on to something here.  I generally like to sharpen the 'L' channel, and sometimes add a little blur to the 'a' and 'b' channels to diminish the color noise.  If I could do the color correction in Curvemeister, then bring those modified channels back int...

<blockquote><br />After using the Curvemaster toolbar eg "zoom in" there is no obvious way (to me) to get the normal pointer arrow back - am I missing something?<br /></blockquote><br /><br />Owenrp,<br /><br />perhaps I don't understand you, but zoom in or out is very easy. About witch pointer...