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  1. RichardMH
    If you desaturate the layer with HSL or whatever then use merge down you get a single desaturated layer.
  2. RichardMH
    A common source of odd things happening is the hardware acceleration. If its on, try turning it off. (Edit->Preferences->Performance). Possibly not the problem but be worth eliminating it as a cause.
  3. RichardMH
    Does putting Black and White as a child layer give the same problems?
  4. RichardMH
    If it's just the RAW processing, Capture One Express is free for Nikon and useful if a bit limited. I use the Sony version then AP.
  5. RichardMH
    There's also LibreCAD https://librecad.org/
  6. RichardMH
    C:\Program Files\Skylum
  7. RichardMH
    Its unusual. I've had a few crashes and there's often a file saved with just the last few steps missing. It might help them if you can find the crash report
  8. RichardMH
    I've had similar lines from having OpenCl acceleration on (Windows PC), so try turning it off. Edit->Preferences->Performance.
  9. RichardMH
    OpenCL uses the GPU to improve performance. Causes problems with some GPU. Edit->Preferences->Performance and you can turn it off.
  10. RichardMH
    Imported a big tiff from Topaz Gigipixel and it crashed when I tried to do tone mapping on part of it. Probably not a sensible thing to do. e8505b6b-72d6-4c60-b348-b25cd0c97e1e.dmp
  11. RichardMH
    No. But I use Capture One Express for Sony, which is free and does a nice job developing Sony raw files.
  12. RichardMH
    Ahh. I was just dropping it in as a child layer. Wrong blue line. Thanks.
  13. RichardMH
    From time to time I use a channel to create a grey scale layer, manipulate it (e.g. with Levels or Threshold) then rasterise to a mask. Sometimes I'd like to then refine the mask but this doesn't seem to be an option with masks created this way. Is there a way around this?
  14. RichardMH
    AFAIK "uncalibrated" just means not sRGB. Adobe Bridge says the colour profile of the image is Adobe RGB (1998). 3D LUT creator says it is sRGB. So I suspect you have lost something somewhere. Problem might be with IrfanView's colour management. A quick web search suggests something odd is happening there. Do you have a copy of the file pre IrfanView?
  15. RichardMH
    OpenCL is on by default! So you never had to switch it on.
  16. RichardMH
    Not exactly sure what you are doing, but you are applying it to a pixel layer rather than an adjustment layer?
  17. RichardMH
    Were the lines in exported jpegs?
  18. RichardMH
    If you don 't mind the blur, a bit of frequency seperation.
  19. RichardMH
    FWIW I'm running Capture One Express and Affinity Photo with no problems (now after I did the folder renaming thing). Windows 11.
  20. RichardMH
    Hardware acceleration on?
  21. RichardMH
    Is this with hardware acceleration on? If so try turning it off. Edit->Preferences->Performance. With some GPU it causes all sorts of odd problems.
  22. RichardMH
    Its not cheap but Topaz Gigapixel AI might be worth a look if you're not happy with AP. There is a free trial version.
  23. RichardMH
    If you rasterise the layers they are the same. (Check with Difference or Subtract blend mode) I note when I follow what you did I get one image as a pixel layer and the other as an image layer. But I can't see any difference in mine.
  24. RichardMH
    I've had export problems with OpenCl acceleration on, so try turning it off. Edit->preferences->Performance.
  25. RichardMH
    You can use softproofing to see what's happening. sRGB is one of the options. Gamut check will show what colours are being changed. I suspect you won't see any difference. I put my monitor in sRGB mode and couldn't see anything different using soft proofing with ROM RGB chosen in AP, but the out of gamut indicators still worked. You can also see if changing the rendering intent does anything.
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