Thanks Bill. I am so glad you like it. The pixelmath option was my first attempt, but I find the script much easier. Mike (my collaborator) did the heavy lifting to turn it into the script.
Did I understand this correctly? That Histogram Transformation will take an image from linear to non-linear? I am starting to play with this and find it much more user friendly that the PixInsight modules...Thank you!!!!
Glad it helps. In my opinion, it takes a little time investment to master GHS, but in the end I think it really helps the images. Linear image just means that the pixel value/intensity is linearly proportional to the photon capture or signal. Unfortunately, our eyes don't perceive light linearly - it's an interesting exercise to view an image with various amounts of linear stretch only just to see how your perception of the image is hand-cuffed if you restricted yourself to linear transformations.
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Great job Dave and all involved on the script! I have been using your math in pixel math and works great!
Thanks Bill. I am so glad you like it. The pixelmath option was my first attempt, but I find the script much easier. Mike (my collaborator) did the heavy lifting to turn it into the script.
Very interesting, I'll try this out. Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for the interest. I hope it works for you.
Thank you for the script. It’s fantastic!
Did I understand this correctly? That Histogram Transformation will take an image from linear to non-linear? I am starting to play with this and find it much more user friendly that the PixInsight modules...Thank you!!!!
Glad it helps. In my opinion, it takes a little time investment to master GHS, but in the end I think it really helps the images. Linear image just means that the pixel value/intensity is linearly proportional to the photon capture or signal. Unfortunately, our eyes don't perceive light linearly - it's an interesting exercise to view an image with various amounts of linear stretch only just to see how your perception of the image is hand-cuffed if you restricted yourself to linear transformations.
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