P: Curve adjustment graph dialog size is tiny. Please make it bigger.

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May 25, 2017
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The Curve Adjustment properties dialog can be scaled somewhat, but it is still tiny on larger screens running a higher resolution. In Gimp, PhotoLine, and other image editors the curves graph can be scaled up to the actual screen size, if needed.

Please make the curves graph more responsive in regards to dialog scaling. The graph is so small, making it harder than it needs to be to work with, and very difficult for precise adjustments.

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FeedbackCommunityMember

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Curves are my #1 tool; I use it for everything from controlling levels to color grading. Would really appreciate being able to scale it up as big as I want it.

Ditto for layer styles contour graphs where I might want to use pretty intricate falloff curves.

Ash Mills Photography

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It would be really handy on occasion to be able to expand the curves control to be a large graph, to allow finer control.

It is already usefully possible to do this for the gradient tool, and the flyout control can be enlarged for the curve tool etc, but the tool itself remains tidy. It is a shame to have a posh high res screen but not be able to make use of it for accuracy everywhere.

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FeedbackCommunityMember

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Three years since the original post. It still sucks. I'm starting to think Adobe just hates us all.

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mharter_fastmodel

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As screen pixels got smaller over the last few years, the histogram and curves interface are getting a bit harder to use. Even at maximum size, I struggle to make fine adjustments. Let's have the interface scale to the full size of the palette instead of being limited like they are currently.

Thanks!
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FeedbackCommunityMember

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I totally agree with this. The Curve Adjustment tool should be flexible and scaleable.

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mharter_fastmodel

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The small size of the curve adjustment tool has been an inconvenience to me for quite a while. Even at it's largest setting, it just isn't big enough to use easily on modern displays.

Matt