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WinnieGustafson
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I'm still having trouble with a filter I have created from my own images. I don't have trouble creating the image in the work space. When I've completed the filter, I click "save" at the bottom of the work space. The filter is then opened in the original window where the other filters are saved and it becomes an slightly altered life preserver without any of the characteristics of my created filter.
I've learned not to submit these to the library because they are not anything like what I designed. This problem happens when I use Photoshop FF plug-in or when I use FF directly from my desk top.
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CFandM
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Do you use your own image when creating the image? If so when you close FF and open it back up as the stand alone the default image is the life preserver. So you would have to open your image back up. Also there should be a folder on the side of the window labeled My Filters if you click on that that is where you will find the filters you created.
Stupid things happen to computers for stupid reasons at stupid times!
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Mike Blackney

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Are you correctly connecting the final node to the Result node? If not, IIRC Filter Forge will connect the closest node to the Result, which might not give the expected result.
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Vladimir Golovin
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Mike Blackney wrote:
not, IIRC Filter Forge will connect the closest node to the Result, which might not give the expected result.


Actually, in this case it connects the largest subtree, not the closest component.
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Vladimir Golovin
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Winnie, a filter is not an image, but "a way to produce images", an algorithm, a recipe. Filter can be applied to any image, including your images, our life preserver or any other image.

We use the same image (life preserver) as a standard preview because it helps people understand how a particular filter would look when applied to an image. Again, the key idea here is that a good filter must be universal, i.e. able to process any image, not only the image it was intended to use with.
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