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Parameters |
What can I do here?
You can fine tune Radius and Smoothing parameters to get the
best output image. More>>
You can exclude some images from processing by removing the red mark
against the
image in the upper list.
Click on output listing to view all
available output images in the lower list to choose the best one.
What do I do next?
Press
Run button to merge selected images with the current parameters and get resulting
image.
Press
Add to queue button to process selected images
later in batch mode. More >>
Switch to
Retouching tab to manually fix defects of automatic processing.
Switch to
Saving tab to save the output image to disk, email or print it.
Options:
Radius is the most important parameter for processing. It defines the size of area around each point which is used to define if the point is focused or not.
If your image has fine details, most probably low level of radius (3-6) would give the best results.
If the image consists mostly of the coarse lines, then you should try higher values (10-15).
The Smoothing slider defines how the focused parts are combined. Low level produces sharper image, but transition areas may have some artifacts. High level of smoothing will result in a bit blurry image without visible transition areas.
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dust map command let's you select and import file with the dust map.
Use as a dust map command lets the program interpret the selected image as a dust map. |
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