You can buy the plugin directly on Rogers website:
http://digitalarts.mindsocket.com.au/bi ... dgrad.html
Grad Filter needed
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Re: Grad Filter needed
So that's the way things are going nowmadsec wrote:...buy...directly...
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Re: Grad Filter needed
Some plugins always have been sold for some small fee. Gradfilter had one free version and this pro version. Now the free version isn't continued, but I think it's worth it!
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Re: Grad Filter needed
Here a picture from me.
Picture: Beach Denmark Europe
Only Grad Filter Pro....!
Picture: Beach Denmark Europe
Only Grad Filter Pro....!
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Re: Grad Filter needed
Thank you Roger for getting Grad filter pro back in business.
For Anyone on the fence about paying a few bucks - this one would be cheap at twice the price.
Its actually less expensive than buying a few squiggly light bulbs which you can't change the color or intensity of.
A great way to correct/enhance unforeseen lighting problems to say nothing of creative possibilities.
For Anyone on the fence about paying a few bucks - this one would be cheap at twice the price.
Its actually less expensive than buying a few squiggly light bulbs which you can't change the color or intensity of.
A great way to correct/enhance unforeseen lighting problems to say nothing of creative possibilities.
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Re: Grad Filter needed
Thanks for the great plugin.
Thanks.
Gary Garibaldi
Linux since 96
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Gary Garibaldi
Linux since 96
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Re: Grad Filter needed
Hi, I have one question. Does graduated filter allow to manipulate only exposure, or is it something similar to lightroom gradient tool?
Re: Grad Filter needed
Hi ptr,
As outlined in the software designer's website, GradFilter Pro simulates a set of graduated neutral density filters as well as tinted graduated filters. Of course these filters can be used to e.g. darken a bright sky so that both the sky and subject can be properly exposed. Exposure control and maximising of the image's dynamic range are thus the subject.
Given the many options to control both strength of the filter effects ('subtracting' or 'adding' light) and the transition from original to filtered regions of an image makes this plugin very versatile and powerful.
On the way of how ND filters work: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graduated_ ... ity_filter
Cheers, d-light
As outlined in the software designer's website, GradFilter Pro simulates a set of graduated neutral density filters as well as tinted graduated filters. Of course these filters can be used to e.g. darken a bright sky so that both the sky and subject can be properly exposed. Exposure control and maximising of the image's dynamic range are thus the subject.
Given the many options to control both strength of the filter effects ('subtracting' or 'adding' light) and the transition from original to filtered regions of an image makes this plugin very versatile and powerful.
On the way of how ND filters work: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graduated_ ... ity_filter
Cheers, d-light
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Re: Grad Filter needed
Hi,could you please help me with instructions how to use this filter?i've bought it but honestly i don't know how to use it.
thanks in advance.
regards,charles
thanks in advance.
regards,charles
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Re: Grad Filter needed
Video tutorial at http://digitalarts.mindsocket.com.au/bi ... dgrad.htmlcharles45 wrote:Hi,could you please help me with instructions how to use this filter?i've bought it but honestly i don't know how to use it.
thanks in advance.
regards,charles
Re: Grad Filter needed
the brighten option has no effect ! Same as disable.
Trying with the demo version.
Is that a known bug ?
Trying with the demo version.
Is that a known bug ?
Darktable 3. Bye bye aftershot.
Re: Grad Filter needed
Demo version again.
I choose a color : yellow. so there is a yellow cast on the sky : OK
I click brighten, the yellow is now on the other side of the center line. ????
I choose a color : yellow. so there is a yellow cast on the sky : OK
I click brighten, the yellow is now on the other side of the center line. ????
Darktable 3. Bye bye aftershot.
Re: Grad Filter needed
binoyte wrote:Demo version again.
I choose a color : yellow. so there is a yellow cast on the sky : OK
I click brighten, the yellow is now on the other side of the center line. ????
I answer to myself : RTFMbinoyte wrote:the brighten option has no effect ! Same as disable.
Trying with the demo version.
Is that a known bug ?
Darktable 3. Bye bye aftershot.
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Re: Grad Filter needed
When you click the Brighten option with the default black color selection then it appears as nothing changes. But when you switch the color anything other than black then the bottom half will be brightened. I believe I read about this somewhere....perhaps on the developers site.binoyte wrote:the brighten option has no effect ! Same as disable.
Trying with the demo version.
Is that a known bug ?
-Christopher