Dear Jeronimo,
Am 05.01.21 um 14:22 schrieb Jeronimo Pellegrini:
There is "feathering", used in mask refinement, which adapts
a mask's edge to edges detected in image.
And recently, when updating the translation, I saw "feather size"
referring to the radius of the outer circle (or ellipsis)
I would go for softening in drawn masks and feathering in the
variance-thresholded edge detection of the guided filter.
What happens in drawn masks is only outside the main outline, while the
guided filter is much less predictable in its behaviour (could be in,
could be out, could cross the
I think I get it now!
Feathering is as you described; the feathering *guide* uses
features from the image to change how feathering works, and
I was mixing up both.
Is that correct?
J.
Andrew Greig writes:
> Hi David,
>
> Feathering is the tapering-off of an effect from the hard line to the
Hi David,
Feathering is the tapering-off of an effect from the hard line to the
dotted line. If you want to affect the power of the module then
"opacity" is your friend.
Cheers
Andrew
On 6/1/21 5:12 am, David Vincent-Jones wrote:
So .. a question: does feathering become applied to both
Hello,
There is "feathering", used in mask refinement, which adapts
a mask's edge to edges detected in image.
And recently, when updating the translation, I saw "feather size"
referring to the radius of the outer circle (or ellipsis) when
creating drawn masks.
But those are not exactly the
"Feathering amount" might be better than "feather size".
On Tue, 05 Jan 2021 11:04:32 -0500 Mica Semrick
wrote
"Feather size" is still awkward. It could be changed to "feathering" as well.
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* Mica Semrick [01-05-21 11:09]:
> "Feather size" is still awkward. It could be changed to "feathering" as well.
>
> -m
>
> On January 5, 2021 5:34:02 AM PST, Andrew Greig
> wrote:
> >Jeronimo
> >
> >In a mask, the feather is fall off, a weakening of the effect at the
> >edges of the mask.
"Feather size" is still awkward. It could be changed to "feathering" as well.
-m
On January 5, 2021 5:34:02 AM PST, Andrew Greig wrote:
>Jeronimo
>
>In a mask, the feather is fall off, a weakening of the effect at the
>edges of the mask. It disguises the fact that a mask is in use. In the
Jeronimo
In a mask, the feather is fall off, a weakening of the effect at the
edges of the mask. It disguises the fact that a mask is in use. In the
retouch module the feather does the same, sometimes I use a large
feather, and sometimes not, it depends on what I am retouching, but the
When I've done https://github.com/darktable-org/darktable/pull/7596 i
thought about this too... I think "feather size" might actually be
considered "hardness" for all drawn masks types? We'd need english lang
help here ;)
wt., 5 sty 2021 o 14:23 Jeronimo Pellegrini napisał(a):
> Hello,
>
>
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