Atmosphere Metallic by Carl

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StevieJ wrote: Are you going to do it

ummm I've forgotten what I was going to do

I'm way to young to be going senile aren't I can't let the troops down, so will have fiddle

Cheeky

I haven't actually touch any filters this week to be honest - I won't bore you with the detail but I'll get it happening

He does deserve it

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Carl wrote: haven't actually touch any filters this week to be honest - I won't bore you with the detail but I'll get it happening Smile

I think so too. Makes him feel loved.

For you ((((((Carl)))))

Awww, that's sweet.

what does (((( insert word ))))) mean, burger sounds great love a good barbie

One for Carl, coming right up

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ahimsa wrote: I am hugging you

Thankyou I hate asking dumb question though you'd think I'd be use to it by now

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Foxxee wrote: One for Carl, coming right up

yummy

I think I can hear you now

I'm having some difficulty with this filter, so I'm hoping someone can assist. Whenever I try to render an image larger than 3000x3000, the filter just won't do it. I'm using FF 5 Professional (so greater than 3000x3000 is possible), computer is Intel Core 5 3.60GHz, 32 Gig of RAM. I get the same behavior on FF 4, which I also have.

I get a preview image when using as a Photoshop CC plugin, but when I try to render, I don't ever get the "Rendering..." window. FF is still active in Task Manager, and RAM usage goes up and down, but nothing ever happens, even after ten hours. I have to kill the process in order to get back to Photoshop CC.

When using FF as a standalone, I do get the "Rendering..." box, but no green ever appears in the bar. I'm able to cancel the process manually in this case.

I've tried uninstalling all versions, then installing them again one by one, but no change.

Is there any further info I can give that might help with a clue? Thank you for looking!

Hi Carl,

Thank you for looking into it. Was your test on a 3000x3000 image? If so, that sounds about right. What I'm not able to do is render a larger one, say 4000x6000.

I'm glad it's not just me - than you so much Carl!

I appreciate your effort anyway Carl. I did a little messing around with the filter, and was able to get it to run if I removed the inversion element. That does have an effect on the end picture, but it's fairly minimal, so I'll use the new version instead. Maybe that knowledge will help someone else.