Instruction manual

Instruction Manual Roundshot D3 - version 4.05 – May 2013 - © by Seitz Phototechnik AG / Switzerland www.roundshot.ch page 103
Details enhancement
After Image global adjustments (colour, tone, histogram...) the details enhancement
tab offers some tools to remove image artefacts or to increase image quality. These
tools are only applied on the converted tiff or jpeg image and are visible in the
dedicated preview located in this tab:
Click the “details button” in the toolbar and
the details tab will open automatically
In the main image preview, select the area of interest
by clicking directly on the image. A 100% zoom on the
selected region is displayed in the details tab.
Important: Please note that all the detail tools are not
applied on the main preview even when zooming at
100%. For optimisation and speed matters, their effect
in only visible in the details tab preview.
Sharpening: this tool allows to enhance the image
sharpness by applying an unsharp-mask filter on the
image. It is possible to use presets (weak, medium,
strong ) or to adjust the following 2 parameters
manually:
• Strength: defines the sharpening level applied on
the detected edges
• Sensitivity: defines the sensitivity of the tool to
detect edges. The higher sensitivity the more edges
will be detected
Denoising: this tool applies a median filtering on the entire image. The degree of
denoising can be selected by the changing the filter size. Avoid using too much
denoising as this will reduce sharpness.
Colour denoising: this tool applies a specially designed algorithm for colour noise
reduction. It is recommended to use presets first. In a second step it is possible to
fine tune the parameters depending on the image content:
• Filter size: defines the size of the local area affected by this filter
• Sensitivity: defines how sensitive the tool will be to wrong colours. The higher the
value the more wrong colours will be detected on the image
• Strength: defines how strongly the wrong colours will be affected by the filter
5.2 RAW workflow: Seitz raw converter (continued)