Comparing Before And After

I'd like to look at a before and after version of a picture once I've made an adjustment, but haven't been able to figure out how it's done.
Thanks.

If you want to compare different stages in a series
of adjustments, you have to remember to make a new
copy of the current version before doing the next
step in the series. (In that way it's just like a
word-processing program.) But the versions don't cost
you anything, to speak of, in the way of disk space.
The more info the better. Thanks very much.

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Do any of You experts know how to make the following code smaller?
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"SMRT_ID='",@IF(@COLTEST(BEFORE...The actual parameter would look like:
P_KOLONNER: ID=''>'11531'¤OBSOLETED_ON=''>''¤SMRT_ID=''>'1'¤SM_SMID=''>'2011X0074-00'¤SMT_ID=''>''...
This code is part of the params section of a sqlexec in a replicat file where I want to concatenate before and after images of a table into one parameter. I have to replace all NULLs with '' or the whole string evaluates to NULL when one of the columns are NULL. I have a procedure receiving the parameter.
How do I write this code shorter? I have to use less code to accomplish the same thing.

Hi Yosemite:
You're right, the correct term is "Key Fields", in the previous post I made a mistake when referring to it as "Key Part", I'm sorry for the confusion.
Anyway, it is not clear to me if you managed to solve the problem or if you're still struggling with your data loads, if this is the case, Could you please elaborate?
-Which is the data source you are working with?
-Did you map the ROCANCEL field both to the 0STORNO and 0RECORDMODE InfoObjects?
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-Have you applied any relevant SAP Note to fix this issue?
In case you have not read the blog by Swapna Gollakota, take a look at it, you might find it useful.
How does a datasource communicates "DELTA" with BW?
/people/swapna.gollakota/blog/2007/12/27/how-does-a-datasource-communicates-delta-with-bw
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Francisco Milán.
Edited by: Francisco Milan on Oct 29, 2010 12:31 PM

Help in designing a flash tool to compare before and after photos

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I would like to create a photo comparison tool similar to the tool in this web site: http://www.restylaneusa.com/before-after.html Our company is in the aesthetics market and I have been tasked on creating a tool that would allow us to "morph" from the before picture to the after treatment picture in attempt to show change in facial features.
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you could use the bitmapdata class to do image morphing. because there are many ways to morph one image into another, you'll need to know all the expectations of the client.

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one of the queried Values is the number of defective frames.Here, this value is compared with a previously sampled value
If now (after 10 s) this value is bigger than previous one ,then It saves new value otherwise loop will be continue.If again after (10s) the new value is bigger than previous new value then again saves this new point.how can i comapre value before and after?thanks.
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Comparing pictures before and after adjustments

Dear all,
I'm about to switch from the Canon software DPP to Camera RAW.
In DPP it's possible to split the view in order to compare the same RAW picture with different adjustements. This possibility is very valuable to me.
Is it possible to split the view in Camera RAW ?
If not, how do you manage to compare the original picture to the one you obtain after having made your adjustments ?
Thank you for your answers,
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Each adjusment panel in ACR has a Preview box you can check or uncheck to view the adjustments you have made in that panel.
Alternatively, you can simply toggle the "p" key to see the difference in your image before and after the adjustments. But in either case, this before/after comparison is limired to the adjustments made only in the panel you are currently working in.
However, if you switch to the Presets panel and toggle the "p" key, this will show you the difference between the image as it was initially opened in ACR and after all adjustments made in all panels.

How do I create a form that will give a report that summarises before and after data on the same graph?

I have a number questions that I want to know the average of all the before and after data to compare them, how do I set this up in a form in FormsCentral? Here is an example of what I want to do - the green bar is "before" and blue is "after"

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I have a JComboBox... whenever the JComboBox value change is it possible to get the before and after changed value? For example:
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Ok, I lost half a day on this (novice problem), but I arranjed a solution that resolve the problem totally. There is the code:
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Split view for before and after changes?

One feature I used to use a lot on Lightroom as where it would show a split view showing the image before and after changes (adjustments). I cannot find how to do this in Aperture - is it possible, what is this feature called?
(and before any smart person tells me to look in help, I'm tired of responses like that. I've looked and didn't find, and that's why I'm asking here. I've tried Compare, and Before and After Changes etc.)

Unfortunately, no, there is no ability to do the split view like Lightroom has. It's a nice feature.
The closest you can do is to flip back and forth between two versions. Because when you view the master in aperture it shows the original file without crops and straightening, I suggest that once you crop and straighten, you then create a new version and work on that (this is as close as you can get to LR's "snapshot" functionality). You can then flip back and forth between the two versions to see the changes... but you can't see them side by side with a split.

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Detecting Before and After Field Images

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I've really been having a hard time trying to understand exactly what it is you are trying to do. I read your post a few times and caught this line:
I would like to produce a detail log of the fields that change.
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images in full edit mode?

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In PS there may be of course lots of "befores" and "afters". Therefore, I would recommend you to use the "History" panel enabling you to easily switch between different states of your editing procedure. Also within the History panel there should be a "Snapshot" feature (I know there is in PS - not sure if this is valid also for PSE) which makes it even easier to name and identify a "before" (or "after") state.
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Before/after won't show the before view without a crop. This is by intention, because comparing other adjustments would be hard if the crop also changes in the comparison.
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Switzerland

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