The bigger I make these, the more critical the rendering, the more areas I find of fuzz from program failure. Can you give us some advice on this, settings?
I'd like to sell 40x30's, but i cant have lots of unpredictable fuzzy areas, and wow, it is a LOT of work to go in a fix them manually in Photoshop. Mac osx
Thanks !
You know, the fastest way to lose "support" is to give no support. 12 days waiting now. Practically every attempt I make is seriously flawed. What next? Use me to improve your product, or ignore me to lose your fan base.
Steve, sorry for the delay. In the Window Pro version we have special Retouching brush which make correction of such artifacts much simpler than in Photoshop. Current mac version does not have such functionality. We plan to release new mac vesion this autumn. If you have access to PC or can install virtual PC on your Mac I would suggest you to test Retouching brushes of Helicon Focus. I would appreciate your feedback.
thanks i can respond to this in the autumn. Meanwhile, can you give us a summary of what "options" might solve these problems, or is that detailed in the help notes?
I hope you were able to see in my composite, that the image had soft spots, but the original pictures of those areas were NOT soft. So what do you have to say about that please?
I hope you were able to see in my composite, that the image had soft spots, but the original pictures of those areas were NOT soft. So what do you have to say about that please?
Sorry for the delay, Steve. I've checked your stack on windows version and cannot find problems with it. I've compared composite with each source layer and was not able to find artifacts you mentioned. I have to check it on Mac version to be sure.