![]() ![]() You can feather it even more if you wish, but however much you feather it, the transition is determined too heavily by your choice of selection (a rectangle in this case). Feathering simply makes the transition less sharp:īetter, but still too sharp a transition. The quick solution is to blur the mask (feathering in GIMP). First, I strongly suggest you read Pat David’s post and thoroughly understand what’s going on.Ī quick and simplistic explanation follows: Normally, if we make a selection and, say, adjust the brightness dramatically in that selection, we get a sharp (and ugly) transition near the edge of the selection: ![]() I thought I’d post a quick tutorial on luminosity masks using parametric masks. Can darktable do something similar? Yes – they’re a special case of parametric masks. I recently read his post on luminosity masks and was fairly impressed. Pat David has a great blog on photoediting in GIMP. ![]()
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