tomlicha Professional

Nur in aller grösster Not verwende ich Skripte. Und zu Phython hat mich nie ein Kunde gezwungen. D.h: helfen könnte ich da nicht konkret, allgemein natürlich immer gern.

alles klar ichbin nur dabei ein Script aus PIX für Siril zu konvertieren.

/* Star Reduction using PixelMath, by Bill Blanshan -

Transfer Method - V3 */

S= 0.20 ;// <--To reduce stars size more, lower "S" value

Img1= Starless ;// <--Starless image name, yours must match

/*

Drag bottom left arrow over to the image you require star reduction

Enjoy!!

*/

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

//equations

~((~mtf(~S,$T)/~mtf(~S,Img1))*~Img1); //Transfer method

/* Star Reduction using PixelMath, by Bill Blanshan -

Halo Method - V3 */

S= 0.20 ;// <--To reduce stars size more, lower "S" value

Img1= Starless ;// <--Starless image name, yours must match

/*

Drag bottom left arrow over to the image you require star reduction

Enjoy!!

*/

//equations

f2= ((~(~$T/~Img1)-~(~mtf(~S,$T)/~mtf(~S,Img1)))*~Img1);

f3= (~(~$T/~Img1)-~(~mtf(~S,$T)/~mtf(~S,Img1)));

$T*~mean(f2,f3)

//max(Img1,$T-mean(f2,f3))

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

/* Star Reduction using PixelMath, by Bill Blanshan -

Star Method - V3 */

Img1= Starless ;// <--Starless Image name

I= 2 ;// <--number of iterations, between 1-3

M= 2 ;// <--Method mode; 1=Strong; 2=Moderate; 3=Soft reductions

/* Drag bottom left arrow over to the image you require star reduction

Note:

Strong mode produces smaller sharp stars while removing small stars

Moderate mode still has sharp stars and some smaller stars

Soft mode is a simple star reduction of the original image */

//equations:

E1= $T*~(~(max(0,min(1,Img1/$T)))*~$T); //iteration-1

E2= max(E1,($T*E1)+(E1*~E1));

E3= E1*~(~(max(0,min(1,Img1/E1)))*~E1); //iteration-2

E4= max(E3,($T*E3)+(E3*~E3));

E5= E3*~(~(max(0,min(1,Img1/E3)))*~E3); //iteration-3

E6= max(E5,($T*E5)+(E5*~E5));

E7= iif(I==1,E1,iif(I==2,E3,E5)); // Strong reduction mode

E8= iif(I==1,E2,iif(I==2,E4,E6)); // Moderate reduction mode

E9= mean(

$T-($T-iif(I==1,E2,iif(I==2,E4,E6))),

$T*~($T-iif(I==1,E2,iif(I==2,E4,E6)))); //soft reduction mode

iif(M==1,E7,iif(M==2,E8,E9))

Achso, es geht nur ums konvertieren! Machs einfach so:

foreach($PIX1+$P_ix1-TkInTeR($Sir33+$il7==$PIX1)line++); // transscription mode

no, das ist direkt aus PIX in Pixlmath

Die Formeln konvertieren ist nicht da Problem denn das funktioniert schon als Script in Siril

Siril Script selbst kann keine Variablen verwalten und deshalb musste ich mir dem Zwischenspeichern der Ergebnisse Abhilfe verschaffen. Mit Python gibt es das Problem nicht mehr.