Unsharpmask threshold levels between 0-255

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Rob_van_de_Steenoven
Nov 19, 2003
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Levels between 0-255.

What do these numbers stand for?

Thanks

Rob

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dave_milbut
Nov 19, 2003
What do these numbers stand for?

00-FF in hexedecimal.

basically just varying levels of threshold. treat them as 1-10 (or any other incriment) if it helps you to "get your head" around it. 🙂
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Rob_van_de_Steenoven
Nov 19, 2003
Per channel?
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Choose a Threshold to determine how different the brightness values between two pixels must be before they are considered edge pixels and are sharpened by the filter. ===== This is copied from Photoshop help.
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I would like to see a graph, showing `the width` or something. Between min. and max. `protecting an area`

Rob
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dave_milbut
Nov 19, 2003
Per channel?

Sure if you’re working in a single channel. I think it uses the overall (composite) rgb/cmyk image when working in full channel mode.

I would like to see a graph, showing `the width` or something. Between min. and max. `protecting an area`

I can’t help you with that, hopefully someone else can. I’ve always done it by eye.

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