OH! So you run the LR site.....NOW I understand better what happened in the other thread that Michael decided to close. ...
Well thanks for your info. I will definitely read it.
Actually all of my questions started when I decided to start using NR on separate layers with edge masks. As a recent convert to digital photography I just recently started to use masks on adjustment layers. One of things I had asked on another forum was a question about your TLR Professional Mask Toolkit. Does it work in CS3? Many of your toolkits are for CS2 - would they work in CS3?
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There are CS3 specific versions for the scripts. The way PS handles Javascript UI widgets has changed slightly between different version of Photoshop CS/CS2/CS3.
The CS3 versions are relatively recent additions on the The Light's Right site. They've been available as release candidates on the Yahoo Group.
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http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TheLightsRight/ The TLR Digital Noise Reduction action set is compatible with CS3 and earlier versions of Photoshop. I will likely make a CS3 version that uses Smart Filters. But that's something to consider for the future.
There are 3 versions of the TLR Digital Noise Reduction scripts, one each for CS/CS2/CS3. They're Javascripts. You'll find them in the respective version of the TLR Professional Sharpening Toolkit.
Similarly, there are CS/CS2/CS3 versions of the TLR Professional Mask Toolkit.
Feel free to download any of these tools that you think might be helpful.
Cheers,
Mitch
