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PanoTools NG: Re: OT: Local Contrast georgesur2003 2006-Nov-22 13:50:12

--- In #removed#, Carel <cs@...> wrote:
> Is there a way in Photoshop to automatically mask 
> areas above and below a given exposure threshold?
> 
> Carel Struycken

I use this script:
http://senbee.free.fr/scripts/Senbei_accentuation.atn
which results in creating 3 layers:
1) white sharpening lines
2) black sharpening lines
3) medium values sharpening
as explained there (in French, alas):
http://senbee.free.fr/dotclear/index.php?2005/08/05/3-les-meandres-du-
filtre-accentuation
The above description of the 3 created layers is approximative, the 
main point is that the opacity of each layer is adjustable and you 
can add a mask to each of them, too ...

A panorama oriented question: When ? (in camera / RAW processor / 
equirectangular intermediate / tiles)




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