I should have read posts to 9.0. first ...

So waiting to that get fixed in the future and the tack-pad does allow to move in the picture quite now.

Just tested the new Beta a little bit ... quite impressive how fast everything works on Mac M2.

The only thing I was missing on the first view is a magnifier to see some area in the picture in 100%.
Switched to 100% I can't move inside the picture. Anything I missed ore something you have to look ...

Just realised we are already on 15.3 and it is still working. Did you find a way to get out of the updating needs on every new Mac OS?!

15.2 ...

Here we are again ... 15.1

Seems to work on both, thanks.

Catherine wrote: 19.09.2024 00:01 We're looking into it. Please let us know your CPU model, or better yet - send a bug report after getting the error (but only when it says "OpenCL ... failed.", not "... failed on previous launch").

Just sent ...

OpenCL does not work on 15.0 using Apple M2 Ultra.

On 14.7 it seems to work fine ...

Thank you Catherine.

Mac OS goes up to 14.7 and for all with no fears to 15.0.

What is your plan will you update for both?

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Looks like you are waiting for me coming up and pronounce the latest version ...

We are on 14.5 now.

Just seen in a new post above ... I did not know about the sense of those settings ... :wink:

https://www.traumflieger.de/reports/Makro-Fotografie/Helicon-Focus-besser-konfigurieren::1661.html

That's not special 'intelligence' but it definitely helps to eliminate some unwanted details like double ...

Nice future to come ... :(

That might be the beginning of the end of creative photography.
I do not want to get any realistic photos generated.
Doing that on my own, in the nature, in the field is what gives satisfaction - as much as possible done be me.

However you may be right and the train ...

I did have it again on the weekend ... a 'landscape' stack ... only 5 pictures necessary but very low floating water and some blades of grass made it impossible to use the result. Would have taken hours to rework, if possible at all. :cry:

I am wondering if artificial intelligence would be able to ...