RC1 HSL HSV Missing

[wgphoto]

While the new HSL filter is great, it is missing a key feature, the HSV toggle. This is particularly important in my workflow as I use it to bring desaturation to white as part of a saturation mask as seen in this video. Please bring it to this version before the store version is launched, thanks.

https://youtu.be/EcMzB79cHRI

[Chris B]

Hey wgphoto,

See this reply from me which came from dev:

 

[wgphoto]

I hope they reconsider as it's never good to take away features, just add or improve them.

[wgphoto]

I vote for @dmstraker's suggestion of a checkbox for PSD compatibility as some of us don't care about that and would rather have the HSV functionality. again, not good to take away features.

[Andy Somerfield]

All,

We are likely to reintroduce the HSV option in a future build - it got lost because the changes to HSL were effectively a rewrite and it was not part of that rewrite..

Chris - if this isn't already logged, can we log it so we don't forget?

Thanks,

A

[wgphoto]

Thank you for your reply, Andy

[Chris B]

On 5/31/2019 at 9:41 PM, Andy Somerfield said:

Chris - if this isn't already logged, can we log it so we don't forget?

 

Done

[wgphoto]

Thanks guys. In the meantime, I’ve found another way to create my saturation mask, so onto 1.7 I go!

[Gary Dunning]

To create a saturation mask, use the selective colour adjustment as follows:

1. Deselect relative.
2. For the red, yellow, green, cyan, magenta and blue colours, set all the sliders to -100.
3. For the whites, neutrals and blacks, set all the sliders to +100.

N.B. This solution requires Photo 1.7.

Edited June 8, 2019 by Gary Dunning

[wgphoto]

On 6/7/2019 at 7:34 PM, Gary Dunning said:

To create a saturation mask, use the selective colour adjustment as follows:

1. Deselect relative.
2. For the red, yellow, green, cyan, magenta and blue colours, set all the sliders to -100.
3. For the whites, neutrals and blacks, set all the sliders to +100.

N.B. This solution requires Photo 1.7.

This is exactly what I'm doing, thanks

[Gary Dunning]

Saturation masks can also be created with the Apply Image filter.

DR = max(SR,SG,SB) - min(SR,SG,SB)

DG = max(SR,SG.SB) - min(SR,SG,SB)

DB = max(SR,SG.SB) - min(SR,SG,SB)

[Seneca]

2 hours ago, Gary Dunning said:

DG = max(SR,SG.SB) - min(SR,SG,SB)

DB = max(SR,SG.SB) - min(SR,SG,SB)

I'm sure these are just simple typos. Dots should be replaced with commas in max functions.