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Personally I hardly ever used these, but did occasionally. I was wondering how this is going to affect others?
I don’t see how removing two items from the filters menu makes much difference to anything. Maybe its more of a launch time issue, although I’m not sure that taking functionality away just to have fraction of a second faster launch, is a little daft.
They are still included on the CD, but this is going to inconvenience me if I ever need them in a freelance role. When I first saw extract I did think "what on earth are these people thinking?", it was almost as if the engineeers themselves hadn’t woken up to non destructive editing. And pattern maker lacks the most obvious features. They are also both slow and cumbersome to use, but they do have other occasional uses beyond what they were (admittedly quite badly) designed for, especially pattern maker for reintroducing sampled texture into heavily retouched areas.
I don’t see how removing two items from the filters menu makes much difference to anything. Maybe its more of a launch time issue, although I’m not sure that taking functionality away just to have fraction of a second faster launch, is a little daft.
They are still included on the CD, but this is going to inconvenience me if I ever need them in a freelance role. When I first saw extract I did think "what on earth are these people thinking?", it was almost as if the engineeers themselves hadn’t woken up to non destructive editing. And pattern maker lacks the most obvious features. They are also both slow and cumbersome to use, but they do have other occasional uses beyond what they were (admittedly quite badly) designed for, especially pattern maker for reintroducing sampled texture into heavily retouched areas.
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