Directo way of turning on and off each module so as to better see individual adjustments versus how now you can only quickly see the before/after of all the changes piled onto each other.
Maybe could be done implementing this by holding on each module ICON, like how now by holding on the image one can quickly see the effect of all the settings by allowing shy holding to see the original image. Also if it makes sense maybe implement a ON/OFF state by clicking on each module icon.
Stramlining the user experience/intuitively being able of seeing the effect of each module versus just the sum of total changes . This is something I constantly use in COLOR.io in the general implementation of being able of seeing the unalterd image by holding on it. Lightroom allows this on a module base (Even being able of entirely turning one off or on if deemed necessary) (They recently changed the way it works which I'm not a fan or perhaps need more time getthing used to it, but any way of isolating module changes and effect on the image is welcome.)
Absolutely! This was possible in v1 and I had to sacrifice the on/buttons for a layout change but it’s definitely making a comeback within the next few updates!
perhaps there's no need of adding a button in the sense that you already designed the ICONS of each module and a simple-direct HOLD state would be enough or a click for ON and another CLICK on the activated ICON for OFF..or something like that,
@gfc here's what I have in mind:
@gfc also, to address permanent bypassing of texture effects for LUT creation, there will be a color-only mode in the next version. This will permanently bypass the texture effects at the application level to get an accurate preview of what exported LUTs will look like.
@gfc new update is out that enables Click & Hold to bypass on the Mixer (<100%>) at the top right of each module.
@gfc @monokee the FX Module at least for me LACKS this option
@gfc hm you're right... the FX modules don't have a mixer so it can't work there. I guess a separate UI toggle would have been the better option. I'm not a fan of the hold-interaction on the slider anyways since it's a hidden functionality that can only be discovered by accident. I'll rework this. Thanks for the feedback!
Maybe just implementing the HOLD feature per FX would be a good solution and comes handy because you recently added names to every component (HOLD on each name of the FX Component) > you could add a UI/graphic hint if your not satisfied with this type of interaction/implementation, meaning add something that cues the user visually so as to understand its not just the naming
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