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Render Settings
You can change the way a Transparency view looks by adjusting the settings under
Render Settings on the left side of the screen (see Fig 20-17). In addition to the
Render Settings available for a Render view, there are 2 Render Settings that apply
only to a Transparency view.
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Opacity – Specifies the transparency of a structure.
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Thickness – Determines how far you can look into the volume.
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Filter – Sets a threshold so that pixels that are not as bright as the threshold are
not displayed.
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Luminance – Controls the brightness of structures within the volume. Moving
the slider to the left increases brightness.
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Photorealistic – Adjusts the photorealistic parameter used in the rendering.
This can only be used on gray scale volumes.
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Color Level – Moving the slider to the left makes the color information more
transparent.
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Gray Level – Moving the slider to the left makes the gray scale information
more transparent.
4-Up View
This view has three orthogonal plane views and a view showing the positions of these
intersecting planes within the volume. The planes can be moved by adjusting them
in the intersecting view.
Figure 20-18. The 3D 4-Up View window.
Move planes
here
to change
views here
Summary of Contents for Pro Focus 2202
Page 1: ...English BB1279 A June 2005 Pro Focus 2202 Extended User Guide ...
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