The suggestion for the curves is really good, I'll try to add something like that in future versions. I will keep in mind to record a short video to show how this works. The input could be a gradient, an edge mask, a luminosity mask. Therefore, it needs some input pixels to do its job, as it cannot "generate" pixel data itself. The "curves mask" is nothing but a curves layer applied to mask data. I will try to find a way to optimise it in the future, as it is one of the filters that will be used the most, I guess. The local contrast filter is definitely CPU-hungry, particularly when using the "bilateral" method. Thanks for your really encouraging feedback! Anyway, I just wanted to thank you for all your hard work and also providing me with a great time working with this PP program that you are developing. Fine curve adjustment would be nice to see, with a ctrl + curve point movement to slowly adjust the curve. So, nothing has been lost except for restarting PhotoFlow and continuing the PP with no loss of the work already done. Every time there is a crash though, my work has been recoverable. I haven't been able to figure it out, yet. The curves mask in particular has been a little frustrating. I use me/photos in the request (.) call of the Facebook (or AsyncFacebookRunner) object. In this case, when constructing the params object, I use the picture key and put the bytes of the picture as its value.
I haven't been getting many crashes lately, except when trying to use some of the mask filters. Upload pictures from my mobile (its SD card) to an album that is created for my application the first time I upload a picture from it. Local Contrast seems to knock my old, dual core CPU to its knees and the cache time for this filter is also very long. Can't wait to see what you have for us users of this excellent program in the future. I find the ease of use of the UI is wonderful, once you get used to it. I'm getting excellent results with PhotoFlow, using fewer layers than I have been using with some other great programs out there.
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