Fix for Blur/Grain & Denoise in global mode #7274
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Hello Lawrence I am very touched and surprised by your creation of this PR. This consideration of my work is an important point that I will take into account. Thank you for your kind words. I just sent you a personal message (PM) to clarify. Jacques |
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Marking this as a draft while I make the agreed changes. This PR will be used solely to fix the bug. The enhancements will be included in a separate PR. |
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Ready for review 🙂 |
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It is OK for me :) Jacques |
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@Desmis I created this PR from your
fixbug-blurbranch to fix the blur not being applied to the entire image when global mode is selected. There are a lot more changes than I expected, so I'll need you to explain what they do. I need more context to understand the code.Closes #7226.