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When blurring a predominantly dark or black image, the right side of the image has a pronounced white faded edge. Not sure if there's some way to render this off image or change the color of the transformation.
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I looked into this today. This is caused by rounding error somewhere in Apple's blurring code which causes a 1px gap on the right side, which when blurred, becomes much larger. I unfortunately did not yet manage to find a solution to this.
However, there's an easy workaround. Just slightly crop the height of your source image before opening it in Blear and you won't see the issue.
When blurring a predominantly dark or black image, the right side of the image has a pronounced white faded edge. Not sure if there's some way to render this off image or change the color of the transformation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: