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  1. p_mac
    In trying to learn how to use the new HSL filter I have found the only way to see the hues being targeted is to move the slider to the max. Not a great solution for me as the colours become very distorted. Would it be possible to grey out or somehow isolate the hues not being affected for a more precise visual colour adjustment in only the targeted area(s)? There is another application that does the grey-out process and it is very effective. Not sure if this topic should be here or somewhere else in the forum, but the new HSL filter is specific to this beta. If so please feel free to move it.
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