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*crashes*

>> No.4033521

>still using low ram, low cpu power device in 2019

>> No.4033541

>not spending 15k minimum on a new pc
ngmi

>> No.4033552

>>4033513
>still not own a new I9 CPU

pleb and weeb.

>> No.4033559

>>4033513
Has never happened with me. In fact Ive never had an art program crash on me before. Is this what being poor is like?

>> No.4033564

>>4033513
I use a crappy 2012 notebook and it's never crashed on me. What kinda toaster of a computer do you have?

>> No.4033606

>>4033513
>>4033559
CSP master race

>> No.4033650

>>4033606
How is that linear workflow coming along?

>> No.4033744

>>4033513
>not doing traditional

>> No.4033753
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4033753

>>4033744
Brother, is that you?

>> No.4033811

>>4033753
Is this photoshopped or does he actually look like that

>> No.4033815

>>4033811
thats how you look after 5 years of oilpainting.

>> No.4033828

>doesn't even fucking work on mac
built a hackintosh for music production mainly, but then when the moment of truth came i was fucking SHOCKED at how much you could fuck around with performance settings and shit is basically FUCKING UNUSABLE on mac os

unironically get CSP

>> No.4033838

>>4033828
This. I just stopped bothering and bought csp.

>> No.4033928

>>4033513
>>4033521
Is this meme real? I don't remember it ever crashing, and I've been using it for years, and I'm working on a 12 year old PC with 4 GB RAM and a Core 2 Duo CPU. Have no issues with 3k x 3k canvases.

>> No.4033947

Just use photoshop or CSP, or both. Literally what the fuck.

>> No.4033950

>>4033650
As opposed to what? Not shitposting here.

>> No.4034093

>>4033513
piggybacking on this thread to ask a tangent question: is it normal that CSP uses a fuckton of RAM? I have 8GB now and it shot up to 4.5GB usage. What the hell?

>> No.4035934

>>4033513
Works fine for me. Only problem is with text and vectors.

>> No.4035987
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4035987

>>4035934
this is the best program

>> No.4036115

>>4035987
:(

>> No.4036122
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4036122

>>4033513
*charges you monthly*

>> No.4036942
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4036942

>>4033950
Non-linear blending, usually according to the sRGB curve or a 2.2 gamma. Which is wrong, considering how light works. There is a good explanation, with examples, here: https://docs.krita.org/en/general_concepts/colors/linear_and_gamma.html

Pic related is an example from CSP, showing incorrect color mixing.

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>>4036122
arrrrrrr accept the pirate way

>> No.4037030

>>4036942
It doesn't stop japs form doing amazing art

>> No.4037135

>>4037030
Of course, it can be worked around. But it's one less problem to worry about in software more suited for that task.

>> No.4037327

>>4036122
>implying anyone uses the most bloated version of PS

>> No.4037367

>>4037135
lmao. people way way more successful than you ever will be at art dont worry about it so why do you?

>> No.4037567

I really want to like Krita but the developers constant refusal to add in basic features or functionality that mimics other software purely because they "don't want to be a clone" is frustrating.

I just want to draw a line with Shift, damn it.

>> No.4037697

>>4037567
Holding V puts you in temporary line mode, but I agree it's not ideal. Just add another feature request if you haven't done it yet.

>> No.4037700

>>4037367
Just because amazingly skilled people are capable of doing great art with a broken brush doesn't mean that I'd be wrong in preferring a new one, especially if I'm not as good as them.

>> No.4037723

>>4037700
Describing a lack of linear workflow as "wrong' or "broken" is actually wrong though. I used to fall for the linear meme myself, but eventually I started to dislike working with the heavily compressed darks, and woke up to the fact that digital artists I trust and respect get by just fine without using a linear canvas. Non-linear blending it really isnt that big a deal, not worth the compressed darks IMO.

>> No.4037733

>>4033513
I'm running Frankenstein hardware cobbled together inside an old Alienware Aurora with a 50gb hard drive and faulty parts that frequently need to be physically struck to turn on and I've never had this crash.

>> No.4037755
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4037755

>>4037567
>>4037697
STILL waiting for the to add the color sliders back. They removed it a year ago in Krita 4.1 because they said it was buggy. And it seems like none of the developers give a shit about adding it back

https://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=288&t=159661

I don't know why they couldn't give this project to one of their summer of code students to knock out. It's not a feature that's so critical that keeps me from painting but I think that color sliders is one of the main features that any art program should have. Every other art or photo editing program I use has color sliders.

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4037776

>>4037723
>heavily compressed darks
Do you refer to this?

>> No.4037783
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4037783

>never crashes and is free

>> No.4037789

>>4037697
The big problem with Krita's line mode is that it doesn't preview the stroke unless you keep still for two seconds and it gets irritating fast. Other tools don't do previews at all, so precision work goes right out the window.

Art software on the damn Amiga had this figured out 30 years ago. There is no excuse for Krita's shortcomings.

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>>4037783
>CS6

>> No.4037933

>>4036942
is this why people don't do much painting on csp?

>> No.4038869

>>4037933
I think people use sai's painting more than CSP even.

>> No.4038883

>>4037790
CS6 has the sexy dark UI tho
...I actually don't really know the difference between CS5 and CS6.

>> No.4039065

>>4037030
the japs barely do any painting. 99.9% of the time hey use line art with either flat colors with flat shadowing or flat colors with smudged shadowing.

>> No.4039085

>>4036942
>friendly reminder that only westerners think this
>meanwhile nips are creating world bending artwork

>> No.4039232
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4039232

>>4037776
>>4037723

???
Looks fine to me.

Make sure to be using HSV not HSL

>> No.4039235

>>4039085
>meanwhile nips are creating world bending artwork

Nips are working in SAI which was always praised for great color blending.
That's their secret you fucknugget

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4039248

>>4039232
I was asking if by "heavily compressed blacks" he meant seeing the value bar like in the previous image. That would be easily solved by changing the display gamma of the color selector, to look like yours. With it set to 1.0, it looks like pit attached, which obviously makes it difficult to work with dark values.

>> No.4039573

>>4037783
>is free
Wait, you mean you pirated it, right? it's not actually free is it?
Sorry if the question is retarded, just wanted to check

>> No.4039591

>>4039235
Cope

>> No.4040613

>>4033513
At least it has an autosave to compensate.

>> No.4040636

I thought it would have run better on Linux but... Well, I was wrong.

>> No.4040833

>>4039573
You can download the trial straight from Adobe, then just replace the amtlib.dll file that you can find literally everywhere. No weird russian key generator that plays music is needed.

>> No.4040864

>>4040833
>No weird russian key generator that plays music is needed.
nigga that's the best part
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1yiPXHujDQ