Edit Blemish Mask
The Edit Blemish Mask command is used to
enter the region description for image blemishes. These coordinates
are used by other commands to correct pixel artifacts on an image
using the
Apply Blemish Mask method in the Image Calibration
Pipeline. Blemish information is entered into the editor, then
saved to a blemish file.
Mira blemish masks use a .blm file extension .
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The Edit Blemish Mask command opens from
the Image Window > Process >
Calibration menu and button
on the Main Toolbar. The "immediate"
form, shown first, opens when an image or image set is displayed in
the top-most window. The general form can be used to select source
images from folders, windows, or by matching templates.
The dialog above shows 2 blemishes: a bad column
over [10:10, 1:600] and a 3 column
wide region over [400:402, 320:351].
Entries in the Notes column are
optional.
Creating a New Mask:
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Type the X
(column) andY (row) limits for each
defect on a separate line of the table. The Notes entry is optional.
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The editor adds lines in chunks of 100. If you
run to the end of the buffer, right click on the table to open its
context menu and select Append Rows.
Then continue entering blemish data.
Changing an Existing Mask:
Working with Blemish Masks
In the context of cosmetic image repairs, a blemish
is a defect larger than a single pixel point,. although this
command can repair point defects as well. Blemishes can appears as
a horizontal or vertical line or a small region where the pixels do
not record image data in the correct way or in a way that can be
corrected. Point defects can also be repaired using the
Apply Pixel Mask method. There are two ways to create
a pixel mask, as described for the
Edit Pixel Mask and
Create Pixel Mask commands.
A Blemish Mask is stored in a text file having a
.blm extension, such
asBlemish-list.blm . Each
line of the blemish mask file contains the column range
X min to X
max and the row rangeY min to
Y max for a single blemish. The
Notes column holds an optional
comment for the blemish. For example, the first line in the dialog
above defines a line defect at column 155, extending from row 44
through row 125. This is commonly called a "partial bad
column".
Related Topics
Repairing Artifacts and Cosmetic Defects,
Edit Pixel Mask,
Cosmic Ray Filter
Apply Blemish Mask
Clean Image Set
Apply Pixel Mask
Express Image Calibration
Image Coordinate System
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