PainShop Pro Scripting - Tadjio's Levels Script for PSPP X2 (version2)

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Tadjio's Levels Script for PSPP X2 (version2)

Tadjio

2007-10-13, 6:18 pm

underprocessable

Vanessa

2007-10-14, 3:16 am

Oh................so I gather, as I am still using PSP vs8, I am out of luck
with this one.......;-) Now I am curious..........*g*....

--
Vanessa...........from Tasmania...... the Island State of Australia
"Tadjio" <Tadjio@PSP.uk> wrote in message news:4710e7a1_2@cnews...
> As a result of popular demand from as far away as Tasmania
> (and because it intrigued me to try :-)
> I have modified my TPS Script to incorporate
> the PSPP X2 Levels Tool
> instead of the old Automatic Contrast Enhancement.
>
> I found the best approach was to run this "Interactively"
> and in so doing, "Reset" all the parameters,
> so that the User can then click on the "Levels" Button and see the
> results.
>
> The first time, the user needs to set the clipping threshold and strength
> under the Options" button. I use 0.01% for both limits and 100% strength.
>
> The script also includes a Clarify of 1 (Default)
> Edge Preserving smooth of 1,
> and a very mild High Pass Sharpen (with Defaults)
>
> Please tell me what you think of this
> before I make any further changes.
> --
> Tadjio
>
>
>

Tadjio

2007-10-14, 6:18 pm

Sorry about that, Vanessa :-(
Perhaps you'll be curious enough about X2 to try it?
--
Tadjio

"Vanessa" <hasday@nowherenohow> wrote in message news:4711b68c_3@cnews...[color=darkred]
> Oh................so I gather, as I am still using PSP vs8, I am out of luck with this one.......;-) Now I am
> curious..........*g*....
> --
> Vanessa...........from Tasmania...... the Island State of Australia
>
>
> "Tadjio" <Tadjio@PSP.uk> wrote in message news:4710e7a1_2@cnews...

Vanessa

2007-10-15, 6:20 pm

lololol..........I feel much more secure in my little
rut.................never mind...

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Vanessa...........from Tasmania...... the Island State of Australia
"Tadjio" <Tadjio@PSP.uk> wrote in message news:47123620_1@cnews...
> Sorry about that, Vanessa :-(
> Perhaps you'll be curious enough about X2 to try it?
> --
> Tadjio
>
>
> "Vanessa" <hasday@nowherenohow> wrote in message news:4711b68c_3@cnews...
>
>

Spandex Rutabaga

2007-10-15, 6:20 pm

Vanessa wrote:
>
> Oh................so I gather, as I am still using PSP vs8, I am out of luck
> with this one.......;-) Now I am curious..........*g*....

You don't need PSPP X2 for any of this. You can do things with
Auto Levels as well as (often better, I would contend) with
Auto Contrast Enhancement. You can also script High Pass Sharpen
in PSP 8. I described how to do it here:

Subject: Re: Question
Date: Mon, 08 Oct 2007 09:54:26 -0500
From: Spandex Rutabaga <SpRu@agabatur.xednaps>
Organization: Elastic Rootcrop Institute, Artichoke Artilect Dept.
Newsgroups: corel.PaintShopPro8

The bottom line is that you should be able to do the functional
equivalent of Tadjio's script in PSP 8 (and might even get some
better results).

Vanessa

2007-10-16, 6:22 pm

Thank you, Spandex.........yes, I did script your High Pass
Sharpen........thank you!

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Vanessa...........from Tasmania...... the Island State of Australia
"Spandex Rutabaga" <SpRu@agabatur.xednaps> wrote in message
news:4713C7DB.E3BA48E7@agabatur.xednaps...
> Vanessa wrote:
>
> You don't need PSPP X2 for any of this. You can do things with
> Auto Levels as well as (often better, I would contend) with
> Auto Contrast Enhancement. You can also script High Pass Sharpen
> in PSP 8. I described how to do it here:
>
> Subject: Re: Question
> Date: Mon, 08 Oct 2007 09:54:26 -0500
> From: Spandex Rutabaga <SpRu@agabatur.xednaps>
> Organization: Elastic Rootcrop Institute, Artichoke Artilect Dept.
> Newsgroups: corel.PaintShopPro8
>
> The bottom line is that you should be able to do the functional
> equivalent of Tadjio's script in PSP 8 (and might even get some
> better results).