Seeing Masked Areas
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I have recently installed Capture One Pro 22 Build 15.3.2.12 on Windows 11.
I want to treat one are of an image differently to the rest.
When I draw a mask it barely appears - just a pale pink line. When I fill the mask it is also a very pale pink colour I can barely see.
When I invert the mask to change elements of the rest of the image the entire image goes red.
In previous versions the drawn mask was this dark red and I could see it and see the fill with ease.
Can anyone help?
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> Steve Marshall: When I draw a mask it barely appears
Brush settings?
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Thanks Odds
Opacity is set to 100%
Increasing hardness from 50% to 100% helps but it is still not at the level of the previous version.
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Is flow also at 100%?
Ian
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Thanks Ian
Makes very little if any difference.
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> Steve Marshall: Makes very little if any difference
Hardware acceleration?
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Not sure what you mean by hardware acceleration. I do see something about that when exporting a file for the first time.
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> Steve Marshall: Not sure what you mean by hardware acceleration
See Capture One Preferences.
Computer graphics cards come with their own micro processor(s) and memory and can do calculations faster than processors that are normally used on computer boards. Applications, Capture One and others, can offload calculations to the graphics card hardware. Capture One has a long(!) history of hardware acceleration causing a range of image artifacts. I do not know if it affects your mask or not, but I suggest you try to run Capture One without hardware acceleration.
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Thanks Odds
I think this unlikely - same computer, same Windows 11, different Capture One Build. But I will see if I can investigate this.
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Thank you Martin
Mine was set to 50%. Changed it to 75% and it was near solid. Reset to 50% and it is back to what I would expect for new masks.
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