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Short description
The blur, noise, and film grain in Blur/Grain & Denoise do not get applied to the whole image when the spot method is set to global.
Steps to reproduce
Enable Selective Editing and add a spot.
Change the Spot method to Global.
Add the Blur/Grain & Denoise tool.
Play around with the radius, noise, and film grain settings.
Expected behavior
The blur, noise, and film grain should be applied uniformly to the entire image. Instead, it is applied to regions similar to the color below the spot, as if the scope is still active.
Additional information
Using the other spot methods, the scope in the tool becomes available. Changing the scope, then changing the spot method back to global shows that the scope affects the regions affected by the tool.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Well spotted, it's just an oversight. I'll add that to the iplocallab.cc code in : ImProcFunctions::BlurNoise_Local
const float reducdE = calcreducdE(dE, maxdE, mindE, maxdElim, mindElim, lp.iterat, limscope, lp.sensbn);
Short description
The blur, noise, and film grain in Blur/Grain & Denoise do not get applied to the whole image when the spot method is set to global.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
The blur, noise, and film grain should be applied uniformly to the entire image. Instead, it is applied to regions similar to the color below the spot, as if the scope is still active.
Additional information
Using the other spot methods, the scope in the tool becomes available. Changing the scope, then changing the spot method back to global shows that the scope affects the regions affected by the tool.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: