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Radial&Linear gradient mask issue when used over a keystone corrected image

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  • Ian Wilson
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    Yes, I think it has always been like this. The gradient and radial masks work in relation to the geometry of the original image. Which is a better approach (basing it on the original geometry or on the corrected geometry) probably depends on the reasons why you want to apply the graduated mask to the image, which may vary from one picture to another.

    Ian

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  • Propheticus

    I think its most obvious that when you draw a circle instead of an oval, that you intend to have a circle.
    Drawing a circle which then *poof* transforms itself into an oval is not intuitive (what you see is not what you get).

    It does make sense to me when you drew the circle mask befóre you keystone corrected, this then gets keystoned along with the rest. 

    Also, you keystone to correct/straighten out (geometric) elements in your picture. If I then draw a linear gradient, I don't want the result to be curved but straight to match the now straightened out lines! 

    Example, after keystone correction it's impossible to draw a parallel linear gradient (used a yellow grid to make it even more obvious):

    (The same happens with lens distortion correction by the way.)

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  • Thomas Kyhn
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    I've made a request for this issue to be fixed: Gradient masks after keystone adjustments.

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