Trying again with the graduated filter
- after ‘pulling out’ the dotted line (see proposal from @John-M post#10), I now could see the filter snapping being close to the horizontal / vertical axis,
- while holding the < Ctrl > key (see proposal from @geno post#6) deactivated this automatic function temporarily.
Experimenting with different pics, I also can confirm that this erratically ‘jumping around’ is due to constant recalculation. – Of course it’s necessary to ‘immediately’ see the result changing the equalizer’s values, but NOT when pulling the graduated filter’s handle (the white/black dot).
As long one starts with a ‘fresh’ pic there is no problem, but the more corrections already have been made the more it’s getting tedious – commonly when applying the graduated filter (I never start with it first place). A simple solution could be to suppress the recalculation as long that handle is moved (maybe invoked by the < Crtl > key).
@Beachscriber
well, it works with the equalizer’s sliders moving the pointer away, but could be improved like
- using the < Crtl > key → to have finer / better control
- and clicking on top/bottom of the relevant slider → to change in certain increments
Wolfgang
@StevenL, maybe to take note.
please also see Turning the graduated filter - #21 by Wolfgang