As it is, I've noticed the radius of the blur on (parametric) masks is 200 at max.
I would love it if this radius could be really big, like a quarter of the image width or something. What I sometimes do in photoshop, is create a mask of the inverted grayscale version, and then blur that mask by a very large value, so that any effect that mask is used with, is applied on like "the dark half", or "the dark corner" of the picture. This way, the effect can be applied really subtly, instead of getting those very obvious shiny dark objects (as you see in badly tonemapped hdr photos). If you think: "But with the blur radius at 1000, you'd need to sample almost a million pixels for every pixel that you want to blur!", that's not necessary; the program could easily subsample like 10% or less of those 1000x1000 pixels and be accurate enough. Thanks! Popke ___________________________________________________________________________ darktable developer mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to darktable-dev+unsubscr...@lists.darktable.org
