AlunFoto wrote: >2007/6/8, mike wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> Well, that would be difficult to surmount with film. Why is it a problem with >> digital? It's a Phix once, make an action, event. With very occasional updating. >> Actually, I suppose that's not right as the gradient will differ from shot to shot, >> depending on where the filter is placed. But you could still create an action for >> the colour change and apply it to a selected part of each picture. > >You could, if you know precisely how wide the transition zone is. >Sounds like a PITA...
Only if you're the obsessive-compulsive type who insists on having the transition exactly where the original filter put it, as opposed where it looks as if it needs to be. In parctice it's really pretty easy: Just put the transition where it *looks* right. Make it a layer and you can get the transition width and placement right in seconds. really. >I replaced my filters before going digital, btw. .-) I just replaced my old 2-stop ND-grad before going to GFM. And never used it there :) -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
