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Posted: Sat Mar 31, 2007 4:11 pm
by derekfountain
Is it possible to select and move several points on a curve simultaneously? On the Photoshop curves dialog you shift-click a number of points on a curve, then dragging moves them all together. This is useful for, say, lightening or darkening a whole curve that you've otherwise got right shaped right. Can I do this with CM? Seems not, unless I'm missing it.

Posted: Sat Mar 31, 2007 6:54 pm
by mikemeister_admin

Is it possible to select and move several points on a curve simultaneously? On the Photoshop curves dialog you shift-click a number of points on a curve, then dragging moves them all together. This is useful for, say, lightening or darkening a whole curve that you've otherwise got right shaped right. Can I do this with CM? Seems not, unless I'm missing it.


I have no P.S. but PSE4.0 with no direct curveoption.
So  PS works different then CM.
I don't understand the use of your goal. You can pul , a curve in CM, how you like it.
But seeting a spot blocks that spot area when you not touch it an pulls another spot, you see the curve  distort.
With other words, you can do a lot with spots on the curve.
You can mark out a area and several areas. You can set each spot and delete him.
The distance between 2 spots is a area , you can manipulate this area.
There are  many possibilities  in each curve.
Play with it, and you discover it.
Frits

Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2007 8:18 am
by -default
Derek,

I wasn't aware that Photoshop had this feature!  Thanks for pointing it out, and I'll see about adding it to CM3.

Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2007 9:42 am
by derekfountain

Derek,

I wasn't aware that Photoshop had this feature!


Wow! I knew something about curves that Mike didn't!