@Topacres wrote:
I've installed the trial of the AI ReMix Pro adjustment, and I like it very much. However, I have many questions and comments on the adjustment.
It is confusing to me that there is a Preset drop-down with 5 presets and below that a grid of different examples that can be applied. Are the examples not also presets? What is the difference between the presets and these examples? Is it possible to start out with one of the 5 basic presets and by adjusting the available sliders end up with the results in the examples? It doesn't seem possible to me. If so, is there a way to reverse engineer the process (discover what preset was the basis for the example?
When I close an image that I had been working on and load a new image, AI ReMix starts up with a preset already active. I don't see any way to tell what preset it is.
The examples shown in the UI give me hardly any idea of what my image will look like with the effect applied. I would prefer to have thumbnails of my own active image and the results. This may be impossible because the computations would take too long.
The preset Oil Paint Colors doesn't change my image at all.
The preset Paint Splatter is applied very quickly. Other presets, especially Red Flame, sometimes take several seconds to be applied, making me think that nothing is happening. (Same with the examples.) I assume that the program is busy computing the image. It would be helpful to have a kind of progress bar so that the user can see that the program is still working. Apparently the program keeps the results in memory, since it only takes a long time the first time a preset or example is selected for a particular image.
Question: are future additional Presets planned? The existing ones aren't very useful for me (especially Oil Paint Colors, which does nothing, and Red Flame)
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