You can read about it in Wikipedia - Pyramid (Image Processing) which is the proto type of Wavelets. Very basic guide of processing a stack of moon photographs through RegiStax and Lightroo Wavelets are just a family of filters which can be used for that with special properties (One of them being the Gaussian Kernel). Last autumn Sylvain Weiller told me about this idea and we have now added this as a new processing part of RegiStax The inventors are Jean-Jacques Poupeau and Elie Rousset who independently came up with this idea several years ago. Use Linked Wavelet Layers (1) This is a complete new way to use wavelets. Now go to the panel at the LH side of the screen RegiStax- V6 - Wavelets. Set the middle coefficient to a value between 15 and click on the Set Gaussian button. Click on the wavelet filter button outlined in red. Now we need to set up Registax to process the image. Load the RegiStax Moon BMP in to Potoshop CS. Save as BMP file Save Project file Potoshop CS Procssing. Watch out for over doing the Moon's edge. Load the Nikon Moon JPG file into RegiStax. I tried higher numbers and the exaggeration was obvious. Does anyone else have experience with using wavelets in this program and what settings do you use? [I have different saved files with settings for wavelets 3,4,5,6 at 10 and 20. I started using Registax 6 for moon shots fairly comfortably but my wavelet settings are all over the place.For the moon, my filter settings were the following: Layer 1: 15,0. Move the horizontal scroll bar for each layer in order to get the picture you like most. Use Registax's wavelet filter by clicking the Wavelet tab. Push the sliders to the right to the point where the enhancement of details. The relevant layers to be used will vary following the sampling, the target and the conditions, but I first use the 2nd layer, then the 1st, partially the 3rd but never the 4/5/6. Make sure as well that the gaussian filters are on. Here is the first step of my usual processing routine.I added this shot just for fun I don't think the Registax results look enough like art to be useful to me The Registax program with layered wavelet sharpening can enhance details slightly better, as well, although it starts to look artificial to me.I prefer to manually select the alignment points at locations of highest. I have found for the Moon, that Registax seems to select a very large number of almost random alignment points. Reduce the number to 10 -15 and you should use the best points for stacking. 1: Once you've set alignment points you'll likely have a large number of points.Initial Layer raises or lowers the Wavelet filter's highest frequency The first two settings are located above the sliders. From 1 to 6, the sliders affect detail at lower spatial frequencies, corresponding to features of larger angular size. The Wavelet filter in RegiStax is controlled by six sliders and three settings.
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As for how to use it I'll give some advice based on what I've learned: Make changes to the wavelet settings to see if the image improves, always watching for obtrusive noise, artifacts or histogram clipping But the wavelet utility of Registax is the best there is.If you need more then push the Sharpen up a bit using the up and down arrows under Sharpen Registax wavelet settings - Major & Minor Planetary Click on Dyadic (under Wavelet scheme), select Gaussian (under Wavelet filter) and the whack the first two up near max. We have new tools implemented to denoise and sharpen images Posted February 28, 2014. Although the waveletpage still looks very much the same the functionality has changed quite a bit. Examples with a more detailed description: - using Linked Wavelets (1) - using Linked Wavelets (2) - using Denoise and Sharpen. Registax wavelet settings - posted in Major & Minor Planetary Imaging: AlohaI guess I missed a post were somebody discribed the soft, medium and hard wavelet settings for planetary processing.I can not find that post anymore.was recently I believe.I just want to know what most you guys wavelets settings are in Registax ?Thanks again.Fredd RegiStax- V6 - Wavelets.
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