Hi all,
I have just uploaded updated versions of the GREYCstoration module (version 1.0.0.14).
This version fixes a bug that was preventing floating point images (both 32 and 64-bit) from being correctly processed with GREYCstoration when more than one iteration was selected. The bug was causing excessively blurred images, more blurred for images with very bright pixels, and almost unnoticeable for images that don't exceed 0.7 or 0.8 in the normalized [0,1] range.
This bug has been detected by Andy Schlei, who has reported it on
this thread. Thanks Andy!
The fixed modules are now available for download:
Linux 32-bit:
http://pixinsight.com/export/GREYCstoration-pm32-01.00.00.14.so.tar.gzWindows 32-bit:
http://pixinsight.com/export/GREYCstoration-pm32-01.00.00.14.dll.zipJust unpack the GREYCstoration-pm32.so (Linux) or GREYCstoration-pm32.dll (Windows) file and copy it on your bin installation directory, replacing the old file.
Important note: If you have module authentication enabled (Edit > Security Settings), please note that I still have not updated the module authentication databases for this new version, so the new GREYCstoration module will not pass the authentication test. You must disable authentication to work with this module. Sorry for the inconveniences.
The CImg library, which implements the GREYCstoration algorithm by David Tschumperlé (CNRS), is distributed under the French CeCILL-C license (equivalent to LGPL). Therefore we must publish the entire source code of our GREYCstoration PixInsight module:
http://pixinsight.com/export/GREYCstoration-linux32-src-01.00.00.14.tar.gzhttp://pixinsight.com/export/GREYCstoration-win32-src-01.00.00.14.zip
