Pinning on a mask

[derekfountain]

What effect would you expect from placing a pin on a mask? I've no idea, really, but I tried it anyway.

What actually happens is that the pin is applied as if the image was showing, not the mask. I suppose that kind of makes sense, although I'd expect the pins to then disappear when the mask is shown. Otherwise you get the effect shown in the screen shot attached which doesn't make sense.

On the other hand, dragging a monochrome pin to a mask to set one area of it to a given shade of grey might have some merit. Maybe.

[ggroess]

Hey Derek this looks like the color clocks with inverted skin mask question I have...just a step further along...What appears to be happening to me is the color under the mask is showing in the hue clock not the color on the screen...

Very simular....

Greg

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Interesting - at first glance.  The screen shot is definitely not what I expect to see. 

Right now pins should be hidden when the mask channel is showing in the preview window. 

The clock numbers should only reflect the before/after state of the color image.  The before color is based only on the source image, and the after color is the source image as shown on screen, allowing for any masking and combined with the background color if there is transparency.

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Yes, thanks.  Gloria did find this crash.  It involves the control points rotating incorrectly, and getting out of order, which throws CM for such a loop that it takes down Photoshop.

I have what I believe is a fix for it in the v.20 release, which I hope to have out very soon.