ExInpaint Crack + Registration Code [Updated] 2022 Parameters: clip: left top corner clip mask: right bottom corner - optional color: background color xsize: clip size along x axis ysize: clip size along y axis radius: highest radius to search for block steps: number of iterations for block search, default is 1 Syntax Reference: - clip: path coordinates - clip mask: optional path - only top left corner - equivalent to all available clip - color: color of background (depends on color) - xsize: size of clip along x axis - ysize: size of clip along y axis - radius: highest radius to search for block - steps: number of iterations for block search - replacement: path coordinates for replacement patch - equivalent to all available clip Example: Result: The original image: The filtered image: Known Issues: - object edges may not be perfectly preserved, because it is inpainting inpainting, for example border of a container not painted by the filter - you can reduce this effect by increasing filter iterations Settings that controls the effect: - filter radius: the highest radius to search for the inpainted object. - filter steps: the number of iterations of block search for a replacement. ]]> Wed, 22 Mar 2018 07:37:31 +0000 Red Eye Fix: Red Eye Remover - RemoveRed Eye Remover is an easy to use, free and quick fix for the red eye effect in your pictures. 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Mask: A number of square pixels from image area that can be removed, usually with a logo that should not be removed. The coordinates of each square element can be a negative number to remove the corresponding square pixel. Color: A four-element vector that indicates the color of the removed blocks (for example, red - [0.0, 0.0, 1.0]). Xsize: The width of the rectangle, which can be smaller than the image width. Ysize: The height of the rectangle, which can be smaller than the image height. Radius: The size of texture blocks (square patches) - the smaller, the better. Texture blocks can remove only holes from block borders. Steps: The number of iterations. Output: Output image. Algorithm: 1. Initialization Find patches of the image area to remove, their size is proportional to radius. The patches are located at border corners, diagonals and centre. The size of the patches is proportional to radius. 2. Margin setting Estimate the amount of margin from removed edges and the border color, which will be added to image border by MarginMean filter (global setting). 3. Inpainting Iterate through all patches, creating masks for them. Based on the mask, inpaint the whole internal area of the rectangle, starting from the top-left corner. Add background color to the edges of the margin. Algorithm takes the following parameters: Clip - rectangle Mask - set of pixels to be removed, has to be in the image area Color - an array of colors of removed blocks. Note: If the image format is JPEG or PNG, then the coordinates of removed pixels can be negative, to remove corresponding block pixels. Month: April 2016 In keeping with my mission to bring cross-cultural awareness into your home, I’m happy to share a backpacking book I acquired via a kind and long-standing subscriber to my blog. Adventure 09e8f5149f ExInpaint Download ExInpaint is a perfect inpainting tool for single image manipulations. It allows to remove unwanted objects (for example logos) from the digital photo with the help of local patches and global morphological operators (for example closing). It really works! You can use the EX-SIZED import feature with this filter, to import a resized version of a logo. Do it, and then run the inpainting, to remove the logo-like shape. The output will be a photo in which the object will be replaced by a visually plausible, and more natural-looking, background. It works best, when the logo is placed on a plain background, with no edges on the contours. In this case, it is easy to use the single inpainting step. If there are just too many contours and small details, you have to use the multi-step inpainting procedure. It consists of three steps. In the first step, you can select an area of interest, which should be inpainted. You can change the area of interest, easily and directly. But there is a small risk of the original object on this image. You need to use the pre-set mask to work with the selected area of interest (mask). To use the mask, you can use a Photoshop channel mask (only in PS CS3 and newer). You can also leave the mask unchanged, or use the layer mask option to work with the mask image. After that, a new image is created with the holes/errors from the selected area of interest. These errors are then replaced by other inpainted areas. Now, another step of inpainting applies the remaining parts of the image. So you will have the result as if the logo did not exist in the first place. Features: select area of interest re-size input image save output image for use in Photoshop (PS CS3 and newer) undo / redo re-size import feature (in PS CS3 and newer) layer masks (only in PS CS3 and newer) this filter was inspired by a Yahoo! User ExInpaint with PS CS5 (9.0.1) features ExInpaint with PS CS5 (9.0.1) notes ExInpaint Limitations: ExInpaint limitations ExInpaint usage Note: The applied range of operations depends on the selected area of interest. You can use the What's New in the ExInpaint? * Clip is a rectangular image area, inside or outside of which the filter should inpaint. * Clip "mask" - is an optional value, which means that the filter should not inpaint objects from some specific regions inside image. When the "mask" is not passed, inpaints visible area only. * color - is a bitmap color of inpainted area (color may be not used, and if then the right color for specified area is automatically selected). * xsize, ysize - is image size (width x height), which is calculated from current size of clip, clip "mask" (clipping by the mask in the form of a boolean mask) and the size of inpainted area (xsize * ysize). * radius - is the radius of the inpainted area (in pixels), this value should not be greater than clip size * steps - is the number of frames used for a fixed propagation of the inpainting (does not limit the number of inpainted points, it only defines the speed of painting propagation). Example: * Inpainting works by averaging the pixels from surrounding region of inpainted area into inpainted point. Average works as follows: It calculates the direction of radius (using 3x3 sample image sliding window) and calculates the average for all the directions. Average is saved in a look up table to avoid creating unnecessary operations. Then the values from neighboring points are used to calculate the average from every point and every direction. This value and direction value is used to look up table to calculate value for the current point and current direction. For slower animations, the "steps" parameter is passed to the filter. It determines the number of frames used to determine propagation direction. The more frames, the more smooth animation. If clipping isn't used, the pixels from the border of clip will be painted as well. If an area is missed by the clip, the pixels from the clip will be used as well. NOTE: In current version of ExInpaint, when using mouse with background image and hole (if available), user may keep the mouse pressed while the inpainting works. More inpainting points can be painted in that case. For every inpainted point the color value is calculated, based on the value of transparency (see transparency section) and the alpha of current inpainted point. If the color of the inpainted point is darker than the color System Requirements: Minimum Requirements: OS: Windows 10 (64 bit), Windows 8.1 (64 bit), Windows 7 (64 bit) Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo, Intel Core i5, Intel Core i7 Memory: 3 GB RAM Graphics: Intel HD 4000 / NVIDIA GeForce 940MX DirectX: Version 11 Network: Broadband Internet connection Storage: 4 GB available space Additional Notes: Internet Explorer 11 is required Recommended Requirements: OS: Windows 10 (64 bit), Windows 8.1
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