My attempt was with a TIFF image of about 8600 x 2600 px, having around 148
MB.
One day, my computer burned. I've asked for a new one to my favorite store
and they've said there is a new generation coming, not many having it, and
waited for import to be done for a few weeks.
Then I've got my i7
On 2019-08-08 1:58 a.m., Mihai Dobrescu wrote:
This is exactly what I did in the second take, as I have
already explained.
That took too much to process just to calculate the initial
cage, that cage vanished unexpectedly, and was a p
This is exactly what I did in the second take, as I have already explained.
That took too much to process just to calculate the initial cage, that cage
vanished unexpectedly, and was a pain to adjust, probably due to the big
image.
Also, not being possible to persist the cage info makes it a bigg
2019-08-08 10:33 UTC+02:00, Bob Bright :
>
> What you need to understand about the cage tool is that when you move one of
> the points in the cage, the other ones function as anchors to limit the
> amount of distortion in their neighbourhood. You don't have to set that many
> points, but if you don
Oh, I've forgot to mention that once cage tool is released, you lose the
cage...
On Thursday, August 8, 2019 at 10:02:44 AM UTC+3, Mihai Dobrescu wrote:
>
> Probably the vanishing of the cage is a bug and after tuning and waiting
> it's so frustrating.
> Working on a full image is truly difficul
Probably the vanishing of the cage is a bug and after tuning and waiting
it's so frustrating.
Working on a full image is truly difficult anyway. This is not the right
thing to do.
I have 24GB of RAM, BTW, so I think is not the memory, but the calculations.
Probably GIMP should implement a preview
