Jan. 2010, 0.4.1
Remi Peyronnet
Apply an FFT to the image. This can remove (for example) moire patterns from images scanned from books: The image should be RGB (Image|Mode|RGB) Remove the alpha layer, if present (Image|Flatten Image) Select Filters|Generic|FFT Forward Use the preselected neutral grey to effectively remove any moir patterns from the image. Either paint over any patterns or - In the Layers window, select the layer, and 'Duplicate Layer' - Select Colours|Brightness-Contrast. Increase the Contrast to see any patterns. - Use the Rectangular and/or Elliptical Selection tools to select any patterns on the contrast layer. - Then remove the contrast layer leaving the original FFT layer with the selections. - Then select Edit|Fill with FG colour, remembering to cancel the Selection afterwards! Select Filters|Generic|FFT Inverse Voila, an image without the moire pattern!
This plug-in applies a FFT to the image, for educationnal or effects purpose.
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Type | Name | Description |
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PF_INT | run-mode | Interactive, non-interactive |
PF_IMAGE | image | Input image (unused) |
PF_DRAWABLE | drawable | Input drawable |
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