TCA_CORRECT
TCA_CORRECT
NAMESYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
OPTIONS
AUTHORS
NAME
tca_correct − Calculate transverse chromatic aberration
SYNOPSIS
tca_correct [options] inputfile
<inputfile>
is the base name of 4 image files:
<inputfile>
Colour file to compute TCA parameters
red_<inputfile>
Red channel of <inputfile>
green_<inputfile>
Green channel of <inputfile>
blue_<inputfile>
Blue channel of <inputfile>
The channel images must be colour images with 3 identical channels. If any of −R, −G, or −B is given, this file name is used instead of the derived name.
Output: commandline arguments for fulla
DESCRIPTION
Generates fulla command-line parameters for correction of transverse chromatic aberration ( TCA ) from sample photos. Ideal sample photos would have a lot of contrast over the entire image area, little saturated colour and no blown highlights.
OPTIONS
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−h |
Display help |
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−l |
input file is PTO file instead of image |
−m method
optimization method (0 normal, 1 newfit)
−o optvars
string of variables to optimize ("abcvde")
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−r |
Reset values (this will zero a,b,c,d,e params and set v to 10) makes sense only with −l option |
−s <scale>
Scale for corner detection
−n <number>
number of points per grid cell (default: 10)
−g <number>
divide image in <number>x<number> grid cells (default: 10)
−t num
Remove all control points with an error higher than num pixels (default: 1.5)
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−v |
Verbose |
−w filename
write PTO file
−R <r>
Use this file as red channel
−G <g>
Use this file as green channel
−B <b>
Use this file as blue channel
AUTHORS
Written by Pablo d’Angelo and others.
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