I am not familiar with NeatImage and FocusMagic. Topaz has those, OnOne of course, Photomatix and PTLens. I have asked repeatedly for an external editor interface so much of these problems could be bypassed by using the external app for the plugins, but without any success. It would be nice to have a central location and my Topaz plugins work differently depending upon where they are located. That is an interesting thought and I have not (yet) tried that. > Putting them in the library under / data/ library/ applications support/ plugins gives the same result as having them in another search folder. Since I use Optics Pro as a workflow tool and since it automatically adjusts for lens correction for all of my lenses, I have not looked into this. PTLens had a PTLensEdit plugin that I thought might work but I don't have it on my system. Yes, that also works through the PS Automation Interface. I assume you are referring to the Photomatix plugin from HDRSoft. It is a shame because a simple external app interface would allow someone to run all of the OnOne stuff. They are designed to run through the PS Automation interface and AP does not seem to have any plans to implement that. Putting them in the library under / data/ library/ applications support/ plugins gives the same result as having them in another search folder. I have tried the following and although they appear in the filter submenu, they are now all greyed out.įugin So far I have had no plugin work with Affinity photo.
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