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1. Re: Can't Get Rid of One Graduated Filter in Custom Presets
Brett N Apr 26, 2013 1:18 PM (in response to HeavyTheory.com)The easiest thing should be to simply apply the preset to an image, then choose to Update with Current Settings and make sure Graduated Filter is unchecked. Move through all of your presets like this.
I don't know how many suspect presets you have to go through, but you can also manually edit them with a simple text editor to remove the Graduated filter. If you right-click on the preset, you can show in Explorer/Finder. Open the file in Notepad/TextEdit and simply remove the GradientBasedCorrections section (this has many sub-fields, most of which start with "Local"). Save the file and move on to the next.
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2. Re: Can't Get Rid of One Graduated Filter in Custom Presets
HeavyTheory.com Apr 26, 2013 3:30 PM (in response to Brett N)Thanks a ton Brett. I took all of them (nearly a hundred) into notepad and found at least twenty with the devilish graduated filter. That was a great solution. Problem solved


