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Offline Nocturnal

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Clone stamp ignoring the opacity setting?
« on: 2009 June 20 13:08:19 »

Hi,

I had to clone stamp away a hot pixel artifact but I'm having a hard time making the tool work properly. It seems it always applies a low opacity stamp rather than the fully opaque one I selected. The images I'll attach show the original image and one with a single stamp applied. Even after stamping 20 times I can still see the outline of the artifact.

Any insights (pun intended) anyone?
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    Sander
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Offline Juan Conejero

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Re: Clone stamp ignoring the opacity setting?
« Reply #1 on: 2009 June 30 05:08:46 »
Hi Sander,

I cannot reproduce this problem; CloneStamp works fine with all images I've tested, and brush opacity is honored in all cases.

Could you upload the image, or a crop of it where the problem persists?

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Re: Clone stamp ignoring the opacity setting?
« Reply #2 on: 2009 July 03 08:29:10 »
Hi Juan,

I can not reproduce it. I suspect I had a mask enabled but not visible.
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    Sander
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Offline Juan Conejero

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Re: Clone stamp ignoring the opacity setting?
« Reply #3 on: 2009 July 03 15:54:52 »
That fully explains what you were experiencing. By the way, as you have discovered, CloneStamp automatically filters itself through the active image mask, if there is one. You can also set a mask during an active CloneStamp session. When you change the mask of the target image in any way, CloneStamp recalculates all cloner actions to match the final result.
Juan Conejero
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