Am 07.03.2013 18:56, schrieb Alexander Wagner:
>> The second issue is our already quite cluttered GUI. If we want to offer
>> this option we need to have another GUI element to activate
>> single-channel display and we need some option to select which of the up
>> to 14 single channels to show.
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On 03/05/2013 06:20 PM, Ulrich Pegelow wrote:
Hi!
> Under the hood this would be quite easy to implement. Not for 1.2,
> because it would violate string freeze.
I didn't think of a specific release here.
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> The second issue is our already quite cluttered GUI. If we want to offer
> this opt
i'd fit a menu on the bottom, next to the overexposed... secondary windows
are a no-go.
but that's secondary. First we need a prototype to test if it's usefull
"for real" and that's ok if we have a clumsy UI for that
On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 6:29 PM, Colin Adams wrote:
> For the second issue, I w
For the second issue, I would suggest opening a click and/or keypress
to open a second window. Where the user would be able to select which
channels (s)he wants to see (maybe all of them in a rectangular array
within that window).
On 5 March 2013 17:20, Ulrich Pegelow wrote:
> Hi!
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> Under the h
Hi!
Under the hood this would be quite easy to implement. Not for 1.2,
because it would violate string freeze.
Still I see two issues. First, I am not so convinced users can make a
lot out of the single channels, e.g. when it comes to a and b of Lab.
These channels - when translated into displ
could be interesting but we are obviiously in feature freeze here...
look how the overexpose plugin works. you probably want to do something
similar
On Mon, Mar 4, 2013 at 7:58 PM, Alexander Wagner wrote:
> Hi!
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> Just a suggestion.
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> blendif() is pretty powerful, but at least to the uniniti
Hi!
Just a suggestion.
blendif() is pretty powerful, but at least to the uninitiated a bit
difficult to use as it requires to visualize the image decomposed to
it's channels to see where which ones to use and where to put the
sliders. One can work around with the colour picker of course but it
