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Ch. 5 - Viewing, Editing, and Annotating Images
Edit - Image Quality
User's Guide to the SPOT Cooled Color Digital Camera, 6/9/98
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The program automatically multiplies all red, green, and blue values between the
new Bottom and Top values by the factor necessary to make the new full scale
setting equal to actual full scale after the new Bottom value (if you have defined
one) has been subtracted. The thumbnail sample image updates automatically so
you can gauge the effect of your adjustments.
d)
Click on OK to save the image with the new Bottom (zero point) and Top (full
scale) values.
Adjust Histogram (HSL)
A
histogram
is a graphical representation of the number of pixels at each brightness level
in an image. Our HSL histogram displays the number of pixels at each luminance level.
The SPOT program's HSL histogram serves two main purposes:
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It is a point of reference for examining the distribution of luminance levels in an
image.
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It can be used to reset the zero and 100 % luminance points in an image. This is
known as
stretching
. Like the aforementioned Stretch Bright and Dark Level
function, the Adjust Histogram (HSL) option enables you to stretch the darker areas
of your image to pure black and lighten the brighter areas to pure white (100 %
luminance).
To use the Adjust Histogram (HSL) option, follow these steps:
1.
From the Edit menu, select Adjust HSL, Adjust Histogram. The Luminance
Histogram window appears: