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Problem

Photivo crashes on 32bit systems when a large image (about 10 Mpx or more) is opened in 1:1 pipe.

To better understand the details about this, first have a look at the Processing and Pipe size sections on the Workflow page.

The problem on 32bit systems is the 2</description>
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In Photivo several filters rely internally on a luminance mask to restrict the effect of a filter to a certain tonal range. These masks are modelled after the common workflow in Gimp: Get a luminance representation of the image and mask the desired parts.</description>
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To achieve its unique look and the ability to switch between different themes Photivo mostly relies on Qt’s styling abilities around QPalette, QStyle and QSS stylesheets. On top of that ptTheme has its own stylsheet format and parser to avoid duplicated stylesheets and define colour variables in one single place instead of putting the actual colour values wherever you need them.</description>
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