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  • Photoshop: the selection for the clone tool not accurate.

    Posted by Gnostic on December 30, 2011 at 1:03 am

    I use FCP Studio 3 and Adobe Photoshop CS4.
    When I export a single frame or multiple frames to Photoshop, and I make a selection for the clone tool, (option/click,) it may accurately reproduce that selected tone/color for a couple of clicks, (or holding it down and “painting,” then it goes haywire. If I’ve selected a portion of a frame (well within the borders of a changed tone,) for example, a 70% grey area, it might or might not reproduce that selection, and then it will suddenly start producing a dark black tone. I repeat: there is no way that I’m overlapping the selection onto a dark area. There is no explanation from Adobe’s troubleshooting. Why does this do this?

    This glitchy stuff happens when I’m exporting from FCP, and also when I’m doing a still photo.
    Also, when I import the corrected frame or multi-frames back into FCP, all the color correction and contrast correction is lost, and you can’t do a “remove attributes” and then copy the color correction from the previous frames. The Photoshopped frames just turn orange.

    Mike G

    Gnostic replied 14 years, 4 months ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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