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Gradient Tool - Can't adjust midpoint


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Hello

 

I noticed the same bug I reported a year back 

I'm creating a Gradient in a pixel layer and I can't adjust the midpoint. I drag the interactive slider in the work area but it doesn't work as expected.

It looks I can adjust it numerically in the tool bar. It modifies it in the toolbar but the changes won't reflect in the work area.

So in short: No way to adjust the mid point in any gradient.

 

thanks

 

P.D. I'm using the latest version of Photo ( not the beta) and MacOs latest version in an iMac 2015

 

 

 

 

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Fernando Velarde

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I just watched one of your New Video Tutorials.(Ivan Weiss and LUT packs) and noticed he was applying a gradient masking on one of the adjustment layers he created.

I saw that he adjusted the gradient midpoint with no problem. I tried it also in 1.9.2 and this works as expected on Adjustment Layers (using the gradient tool) 

 

But the bug I'm reporting is only noticeable in a new Pixel Layer. There it won't work.

Hope this helps the developers pinpoint the problem.

 

 

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Fernando Velarde

www.velarde.com

Instagram.com/soyfervelarde

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Hello

Just checked and the Gradient bug is still in the 1.9.3 update

Played with it more and iIt looks like only the Linear gradient is not working correctly. ( Unfortunately  for me it's the only one I use 😀)

Radial, eliptical and conical gradients work ok

 

thanks

 

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Fernando Velarde

www.velarde.com

Instagram.com/soyfervelarde

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4 hours ago, velarde said:

Should I use 16 now...?  I've always worked on RGB/8 for all my work. Is this mode outdated?

RGB 8 is what jpeg and gif use, it is not going anywhere. The advantage to working in 8 bits is small file size, working in 16 bits gives a smoother range of colours with a larger file size. 

Mac Pro (Late 2013) Mac OS 12.7.6 
Affinity Designer 2.5.5 | Affinity Photo 2.5.5 | Affinity Publisher 2.5.5 | Beta versions as they appear.

I have never mastered color management, period, so I cannot help with that.

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