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Suppresses salt-and-pepper noise - sudden white and black pixels, which remind one of salt and pepper sprinkled over a photo. This is done after demosaicing. | |||
Whereas salt-and-pepper noise is typically just white or black, hot pixels can be of a pure, saturated color, while dead pixels are black. Hot and dead pixels occur for a very different reason than salt-and-pepper noise and should be handled using the [[Preprocessing#Hot.2FDead_Pixel_Filter|Hot/Dead Pixel Filter]], which works before demosaicing. | |||
The slider adjusts the threshold which must be exceeded for the suppression to be applied. | |||
Latest revision as of 21:42, 9 December 2019
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Suppresses salt-and-pepper noise - sudden white and black pixels, which remind one of salt and pepper sprinkled over a photo. This is done after demosaicing.
Whereas salt-and-pepper noise is typically just white or black, hot pixels can be of a pure, saturated color, while dead pixels are black. Hot and dead pixels occur for a very different reason than salt-and-pepper noise and should be handled using the Hot/Dead Pixel Filter, which works before demosaicing.
The slider adjusts the threshold which must be exceeded for the suppression to be applied.