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  // =======================================================

  var idsetd = charIDToTypeID ("setd");

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  var ref958 = new ActionReference();

  var idChnl = charIDToTypeID ('channel');

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  ref958.putProperty (idChnl, idfsel);

  desc1197.putReference (idnull, ref958);

  idT var = charIDToTypeID ("T");

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  desc1198.putUnitDouble (idTop, idPxl, 1096.000000); i details of entry data location

  var idLeft = charIDToTypeID ("Left");

  var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

  desc1198.putUnitDouble (idLeft, idPxl, 2188.000000); i details of entry data location

  var idBtom = charIDToTypeID ("Btom");

  var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

  desc1198.putUnitDouble (idBtom, idPxl, 1097.000000); i details of entry data location

  var idRght = charIDToTypeID ('Rght');

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  var idRctn = charIDToTypeID ("Rctn");

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  executeAction (idsetd, desc1197, DialogModes.NO);

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  var idslct = charIDToTypeID ("TPCV");

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  var idnull = charIDToTypeID ("null");

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  var idsetd = charIDToTypeID ("setd");

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• Lumetri slows down the encoding of color correction more "obsolete."

  Based on my own informal tests, I notice that Lumetri effects on an element in a sequence slows down the process of encoding significantly compared to the same general objective realized with effects of correction of the so-called color "obsolete". Other messages on the forum seem to confirm this.

  I guess the older "out-of-date" color correction effects are far from obsolete. Looks more Adobe innovates and push this crowd of material premium to their last, Lumetri, but that the older effects are more obsolete than obsolete, probably to be there for a long time... iow, use them as you wish for you will hit all compat issues in the foreseeable future.

  Is that what that sounds right?

  My goal by asking is to better align myself as a user of first... my tendency is to take the final product as user recommendations, but that can be a trap when it is really a big innovative push who sometimes material/performance hits that make it unrealistic for all users.

  I have a portable old 5 year, the Sony Vaio VPCF215FX w/6 GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GT 540 M, 1 TB SSD.  I am able to do, but I really need to think intelligently avoiding external USB drives, using smart rendering, etc. When I tried an experiment with older color effects, I saw a significant reduction in the encoding time (General of my test described below). For this reason, I'm stepping back and thinking that the push 'use Lumetri' everything is beautiful for those who really need, want, and also have the material that can reasonably be taken in charge, but maybe not for someone like me, at least if I can avoid using older effects and with all the same. I just can't justify Lumetri in some cases where it slows down encoding medium.

  It is not that my hw is unable to use it but when I can use older effects and get a nice discount time coding for my not pro use, seems useful to avoid the Lumetri currently, until the upgrade hw or something. I wanted to just check-in here on the forum because everything above is me in a vacuum, I felt ready to hear some voices from the community on my point of view.

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  Create two sequences, each with the same single element from the same ~ 60 second clip of Canon EOS 70 d (ALL-I, 1920 x 1080, 23.976 FPS, MPEG-4 AVC / H.264, VBR in.) Container MOV), where each sequence has the following effects of color...

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  • Lumetri #2 (secondary): none other than the Secondary to affect an object moving on tracks with a circular mask.

  Seq2-NonLumetri uses the following color effects:

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  • #2 RGB color corrector: secondary color Correction only affect an object moving on tracks with a circular mask (what does the #2 above Lumetri).

  I coded then everyone if above with such parameters as input media, none made smart (because I want to see encoding time with effects) and out of type, etc. The result was that Seq1-Lumetri took about 225 seconds, while Seq2-NonLumetri took about 150 seconds, about 50% more time when using Lumetri on the same ~ 60 second clip entry.

  Note, part of the reason why I'm here is to ask my question above one, sort of general/summary, but it is also based on my not not having seen a single Lumetri color correction tutorial that describes these nuances... check in shades that seem to be essential for efficient use of the product by someone like me. I want to know about Lumetri, that's fine, but I also really want to know how to use the product together more effectively... to do this, seems to me, should not take account of the effects of color more older 'obsolete '. I want to at least know if there is agreement, or if I could be missing something here.

  Thank you!

  "Legacy" color tools more elderly are simpler "peripheral" in the code if I understand and don't work... especially... but as has been clearly established by colorists, especially if you do anything with the "" range"in the young or 3-way controls, you can get weird and very... results not correct not...

  That said, if you stick to their tools without using the modifiers of the range and not to push things too far, they work for the most part, kind of like what you would expect.

  Thus, on this laptop old of yours, stick to the Legacy tools is probably a good thing. And works very well for you. If you move up to a more recent material, you probably want to look more like the Lumetri Panel.

  Currently, I am working with the help of a mixture of Lumetri for the 'main' ranking, but using 3-way & RGB secondary additional & such.

  Neil

• Color profile does not

  Hallo,

  I have a question for a color profile that I installed in my new Imac with spider 2 and color eyes display pro1.52 r036 software.

  the thing is is works on the programs of intelnal as preview very well.

  But in Adobe photoshop CC2015 it does not work well.

  The colors are perfect, but the contrast is not good, but the contrast is completely different from the other program as a preview.

  The black level is not good.

  I try to restart Photoshop and the Imac several times but no result.

  When I use the default color of Apple profile then the black level is the same with any program.

  I know spyder 2 and color eyes display pro 152 r036 is old hardware and software, so that could be the problem but I'm not sure.

  Any help or advice is welcome.

  Thank you

  Richard

  
  

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  Sorry for the German screenshot.

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  Here the field of task list is the class that adds lines in the field in the list and it works fine. But when I add the field in the list on the screen to create the problem. I use jre 5.0 and 9550 Simulator. Please help me and if you doubt ask me.

  Peter sorry for your inconvenience. However, I correct this problem. So thank you for your advice. I'll take care of him in the future.

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                  return;
              cell.graphics.clear();
              cell.graphics.beginFill(data.color, 1);
              cell.graphics.drawRect(3, 5, this.width - 7, this.height - 10);
              cell.graphics.endFill();
              /*this.addChild(this.cell);
              img.setImage(data.icon);
              img.width = 32;
              img.height = 32;
              img.x = (this.width - 32)/2;
              this.addChild(this.img);*/
          }
  
          override protected function onRemoved():void{
              super.onRemoved();
              this.removeChild(this.cell);
          }
      }
  }
  

  It was based on the examples in this thread. That's how I applied the converter and set up my instance of drop-down list:

  var dp:DropDown = new DropDown();
  dp.setListSkin(IconListRenderer);
  dp.rowHeight = 32;
  dp.width = iconLabel.width;
  dp.x = iconLabel.x + iconLabel.width;
  dp.y = iconLabel.y;
  var dataProvider:DataProvider = new DataProvider();
  dataProvider.addItem({label: "test1", color: 0xFF0000});
  dataProvider.addItem({label: "test2", color: 0x00FF00});
  dp.dataProvider = dataProvider;
  addChild(dp);
  

  The problem that I see is: the data is still nowhere in the onAdded method in my renderer. Any ideas on that?

  Hey zezke,

  My guess would be that the class of cell converter is under went changes since the thread on that you linked to has been worked. the flow of methods has probably changed. However, there was a post yesterday that renaun posted which seems to match what you want to achieve. It looks very good and very probably help here.

  Here is the link:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Tablet-OS-SDK-for-Adobe-Air/using-QNX-image-and-imagecache-in...

  hope that helps. Good luck!

• How to draw simple shapes in PF_EFFECTWORLD / PF_LAYERDEF

  Hi, AE community!

  My question is perhaps a little strange, but I'll try

  Is there (SDK) a methods to create Visual as forms a circle or oval, line, perhaps something like a point of color and pen?

  What I want to get:

  Read data (color, position) of composition/layer source and create small shapes with the same brightness and the same position in the new world, then mix it with the output.

  Available solutions I see:

  1. with the help of suites, as a

  Suites.FillMatteSuite2()->fill()
  
  
  
  

  with a form of circle in the arguments. Fill() receive a PF_Rect, I know not, but might a similar solution undeclared in SDK_Guide ?

  2. with the help of the DrawBot with bows or similar courses with filling.

  I found different examples 'ColorGrid' and 'CCU' practices, but with the help of DrawBot confuses me, because in my PF_OutFlag_NON_PARAM_VARY project used Pavilion and I should call Render function to calculate the particles of the post each time and move them. With DrawBot (I understand the Guide), I have to use DrawBot in the Draw event. Or maybe it's all wrong way and DrawBot are not created for tasks like my.

  3. using an iteration suites.

  In the examples of projects, I found complex loops with iterate world of entry and draw pixels in a special for the area of the circle (if I understood). In other words, I can create array with (special for my task) pixel coordinate system, creating points for particles in this table, then loop through that array and move at the same in the world of the output. OK, if this way right, then I need to use mathematics to calculate ovals or circles, and then calculate the feathers or aliasing for this form. The problem requires clear that computing power

  Maybe all these solutions won't and I can use another way to solve my task? There may be some functions to draw different shapes and I missed them in the SDK Guide? I'm afraid to reinvent the wheel, because so far got only square

  Anyway, thanks for any advice or the way to solve my problem!

  Well, I found answers to my questions. If someone needs my help, please, write them in this thread.

• 300 DPI to 72 dpi

  Receive a 72 dpi image, a portrait and measuring 25,347 inches inches 38,028 I thought that any effort that could do what it should be the image.

  It is in sRGB.

  Then, after my complaint, I rec'd this response:

  In order to preserve all the data file of color, I sent you a print size 32 x 48 inches at 72 DPI that you will now compress one inch approximately 8 x 11 print at 300 ppi.  Having your dad compress the file to 300PPI in Photoshop.  Otherwise, we risk the potential loss of data (color settings), you will need to adapt to the color of the hair.

  Does make sense?

  Thoughts?

  Vince

  correct typo

  I work hard not to do end of disparaging comments of the person sent you the files, but EMI image size and resolution cause more headaches with Photoshop users with anything other than the color management (which I have problems after 20 years with the PS)

  If the file is entirely raster, as in a file image with pixels as JPG, so don't think that in terms of pixels and work with the highest resolution can put at the disposal of the client and do not pixels.  To change the size, uncheck resampling in the image size dialog box, set the size to whatever units are working for you.  The CIO will change so the size to fill the available pixels.  If you need print it, then 300 dpi at the required size is considered to be optimal, but you can go much lower, depending on the size of the print quality and required.

• for dysfunction of the loop

  I made this small AS3 practice thing, where you can shoot [with a spaceship] on 'enemies' and get extra points.

  I wanted to make a function that enemy respawns after hitting them.

  I have the spawning enemies using a loop for.

  I also remove the enemies when they are hit.

  the problem now is: for some strange reason, the game keeps spawning enemies and ignoring the loop for...

  
  all variables are defined at the beginning of the script, so I won't include this part:

  These are loops that make enemies spawn

  for (var teller1 = 0; teller1 < 8; teller1 ++) {}
  addvijand1 (null);
  }
  for (var teller2 = 0; teller2 < 8; teller2 ++) {}
  addvijand2 (null);
  }

  
  

  adding the addlisteners

  stage.addEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, drainage); irrelevant for now: it's controls
  stage.addEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, schieten); It's the addchild for balls, with included hittest which removes the movieclip of the ball and the enemy and should lessen bij teller1 and teller2 one.
  stage.addEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, addvijand2); addition of the enemies of type 1
  stage.addEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, addvijand1); addition of the enemies of type 2 //this is basically the same [just forms and colors] type 1 in the code, so I'm not going to include to make it easier to forget.
  

  
  

  function addvijand2 {(evt:Event)}
  var vijand2: MovieClip = new MovieClip();
  vijanden2.push (vijand2);
  vijand2. Graphics.beginFill (0x22FF00);
  vijand2. Graphics.drawCircle (-5, 10, 10);
  vijand2.x = (Math.random () * 260) + 20;
  vijand2.y = (Math.random () * 200) + 10;
  var glow2:GlowFilter = new GlowFilter();
  glow2. Color = 0x22FF00;
  glow2.Alpha = 1;
  glow2.blurX = 20;
  glow2.blury = 20;
  glow2. Quality = BitmapFilterQuality.HIGH;
  vijand2.filters = [glow2];
  addChild (vijand2);
  }

  function schieten (evt:Event) {}
  If {(spaceKeyDown)
  var mc: MovieClip = new MovieClip();
  mc.graphics.beginFill (0xFFCC00);
  mc.graphics.drawCircle (3,3,3);
  var glow: GlowFilter = new GlowFilter();
  Glow.Color = 0xFFCC00;
  Glow.Alpha = 1;
  glow.blurX = 10;
  glow.blurY = 10;
  Glow.Quality = BitmapFilterQuality.HIGH;
  MC.filters = [glow];
  MC.x = mc_schip.x;
  MC.y = mc_schip.y;
  mc.addEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, moving);
  addChild (mc);
  }
  }

  
  

  function moving (evt:Event) {}
  evt. Target.y-= 20;
  for (var teller1:int = 0; teller1 < vijanden1.length; teller1 ++) {//here it searches if the ball hits an enemy of the table, deletes it if necessary.
  

  If ((vijanden1[teller1]!=null) & & (evt.target.hitTestObject (vijanden1 [teller1]))) {}
  MovieClip(vijanden1[teller1]).removeEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, vijand1animatie);
  removeChild (vijanden1 [teller1]);
  Score += 2;
  scoretext. Text = "Note:" + score;
  vijanden1 [teller1] = null;
  teller1 +=-1;
  }
  }
  for (var teller2:int = 0; teller2 < vijanden2.length; teller2 ++) {}
  If ((vijanden2[teller2]!=null) & & (evt.target.hitTestObject (vijanden2 [teller2]))) {}

  
  removeChild (MovieClip (vijanden2 [teller2]));
  score += 10;
  scoretext. Text = "Note:" + score;
  vijanden2 [teller2] = null;
  teller2 +=-1;
  }
  }
  If (evt. Target.y < 0) {}
  MovieClip (evt.target) .removeEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, moving);
  removeChild (MovieClip (evt.target));
  }
  }

  I think that the error is with the stage.addEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, addvijand...);  part, because it is an ENTER_FRAME event, so he adds enemies of each image.

  But even when I move the loops in the functions of addvijand1/2, or change them, while loops, it still does not work...

  What I am doing wrong?

  Since I have nothing better to do here is a more dynamic version with more features. Now enemies explode, and the ship can be moved with the arrow keys left and right. In addition, it eliminates the need for both enemy who makes hit faster detection:

  stop();
  import flash.display.Graphics;
  import flash.display.MovieClip;
  import flash.display.Stage;
  import flash.events.Event;
  import flash.events.KeyboardEvent;
  import flash.filters.GlowFilter;
  import flash.geom.ColorTransform;
  import flash.geom.Transform;
  // reusable instances
  var enemy:MovieClip;
  var bullet:MovieClip;
  // abstract Gprahics
  var g:Graphics;
  // ship speed
  var shipSx:Number = 3;
  // enemy types data
  var enemyTypes:Object = {      enemy1: {color: 0x00CCFF, shape: "circle", radius: 10, speed: 2, score: 2},
                                     enemy2: {color: 0x22FF00, shape: "rectangle", side: 20, speed: 1, score: 10}
                                }
  var enemies:Array = [];
  // loop iterator
  var i:int = 0;
  var score:Number = 0;
  //these are the for loops that make the enemies spawn
  makeEnemies();
  
  stage.addEventListener(KeyboardEvent.KEY_DOWN, onKeyDownHandler);
  stage.addEventListener(KeyboardEvent.KEY_UP, onKeyUpHandler);
  
  function makeEnemies():void {
       for(i = 0; i < 8; i++) {
            enemies.push(makeEnemy("enemy1"));
            enemies.push(makeEnemy("enemy2"));
       }
  }
  
  function onKeyDownHandler(e:KeyboardEvent):void {
       switch(e.keyCode) {
            case 32:
                 addEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, schieten);
            break;
  
            case 39:
            case 37:
                 // set ship move direction
                 mc_schip.dx = e.keyCode == 39 ? 1 : -1;
                 mc_schip.addEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, shipMove);
            break;
       }
  
  }
  
  function shipMove(e:Event):void
  {
       mc_schip.x += shipSx * mc_schip.dx;
  }
  
  function onKeyUpHandler(e:KeyboardEvent):void {
       switch(e.keyCode) {
            case 32:
                 removeEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, schieten);
            break;
  
            case 39:
            case 37:
                 mc_schip.removeEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, shipMove);
            break;
       }
  }
  
  function makeEnemy(type:String):MovieClip {
       var data:Object = enemyTypes[type];
       enemy = new MovieClip();
       g = enemy.graphics;
       g.beginFill(data.color);
       switch(data.shape) {
            case "circle":
                 g.drawCircle(0, 0, data.radius);
            break;
  
            case "rectangle":
                 g.drawRect( -data.side * .5, -data.side * .5, data.side, data.side);
            break;
       }
       g.endFill();
       // add data to the object for further use
       enemy.data = data;
       placeEnemy(enemy);
       enemy.isAlive = true;
       enemy.filters = [glowFilter(data.color)];
       enemy.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, enemyMove);
       return enemy;
  }
  
  function enemyMove(e:Event):void
  {
       enemy = MovieClip(e.target);
       enemy.y += enemy.data.speed;
       if(enemy.y > (stage.stageHeight + 10)) placeEnemy(enemy);
  }
  
  function placeEnemy(enemy:MovieClip):void {
       enemy.x = Math.random() * stage.stageWidth;
       enemy.y = Math.random() * -100;
       addChild(enemy);
  }
  
  function schieten(e:Event):void {
       bullet = new MovieClip();
       bullet.graphics.beginFill(0xFFCC00);
       bullet.graphics.drawCircle(0, 3, 3);
       bullet.filters = [glowFilter(0xFFCC00, 10)];
       bullet.x = mc_schip.x;
       bullet.y = mc_schip.y;
       bullet.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, moveBullet);
       addChild(bullet);
  }
  
  function moveBullet(e:Event):void {
       bullet = MovieClip(e.target);
       bullet.y -= 20;
       bewegen(bullet);
       if (bullet.y < 0) {
            bullet.removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, moveBullet);
            if (contains(bullet)) removeChild(bullet);
       }
  }
  
  function bewegen(bullet:MovieClip):void {
       // for each loop is faster
       for each(enemy in enemies) {
            if (bullet.hitTestObject(enemy)) {
                 // allows any bullet to die in exlosion
                 // although only first hit adjusts score
                 if (enemy.isAlive) {
                      enemy.isAlive = false;
                      enemy.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, explode);
                      var trans:ColorTransform = new ColorTransform();
                      trans.color = 0xFFB895;
                      enemy.transform.colorTransform = trans;
                      score += enemy.data.score;
                 }
                 // bullet is used only once
                 removeChild(bullet);
                 bullet.removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, moveBullet);
                 bullet = null;
                 // exit loop
                 break;
            }
       }
       scoretext.text = "Score: " + score;
  }
  
  function explode(e:Event):void {
       var eo:MovieClip = MovieClip(e.target);
       eo.alpha -= .3;
       eo.scaleY += .5;
       eo.scaleX += .5;
       if (eo.alpha <= 0) {
            // retuen to original state
            eo.isAlive = true;
            eo.transform.colorTransform =  new ColorTransform();
            eo.removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, explode);
            placeEnemy(eo);
            eo.alpha = eo.scaleY = eo.scaleX = 1;
       }
  }
  
  function glowFilter(color:uint = 0x00CCFF, blur:Number = 20):GlowFilter {
       var f:GlowFilter = new GlowFilter();
       f.color = color;
       f.alpha = 1;
       f.blurX = blur;
       f.blurY = blur;
       f.quality = BitmapFilterQuality.HIGH;
       return f;
  }