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02.11.2010, 17:17
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A nice graphic processing tool
BlueNote was designed like an easy to use image processing program that is focused on mathematical morphology.
Mathematical morphology is a theory and technique for the analysis and processing of geometrical structures, based on set theory, lattice theory, topology, and random functions.
Mathematical morphology is most commonly applied to digital images, but it can be employed as well on graphs, surface meshes, solids, and many other spatial structures.
Here are some key features of "BlueNote":
· filters by reconstruction
· multiple structuring element
· granulometry
· geodetic transformations
· hit-and-miss
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog (http://www.softpedia.com/progChangelog/BlueNote-Changelog-123947.html) ]
· fun - Hit-and-miss operation
· fun - Top-hat operations added to morphological filters
· fun - New option in menu View: 'Zoom to 100%'
· fun - New functions in the script: image_clone() and image_close_noask()
· enh - When image is open it scale and window size is fitted to main application window
· enh - If a document was maximized and closed it is open maximized
· enh - You can select more files in FileOpen dialog
· enh - Aligned elements on MessageBox with 'for all' buttons
· enh - Improved genereted file names of morphology result
· enh - A new script document is not marked as modified now
· enh - Opening the same document twice results in reloding
· enh - All message boxes have icon now
· bug - User's Strel operation stopped working in version 0.4.0
· bug - For arithmetic and Reconstruction: When images have different sizes, the left top corner is proceeded
· bug - Pixel color under the mouse cursor was displayed erroneously
· bug - In specific situation during 'save all' application failed
· bug - A variable ...
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A nice graphic processing tool
BlueNote was designed like an easy to use image processing program that is focused on mathematical morphology.
Mathematical morphology is a theory and technique for the analysis and processing of geometrical structures, based on set theory, lattice theory, topology, and random functions.
Mathematical morphology is most commonly applied to digital images, but it can be employed as well on graphs, surface meshes, solids, and many other spatial structures.
Here are some key features of "BlueNote":
· filters by reconstruction
· multiple structuring element
· granulometry
· geodetic transformations
· hit-and-miss
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog (http://www.softpedia.com/progChangelog/BlueNote-Changelog-123947.html) ]
· fun - Hit-and-miss operation
· fun - Top-hat operations added to morphological filters
· fun - New option in menu View: 'Zoom to 100%'
· fun - New functions in the script: image_clone() and image_close_noask()
· enh - When image is open it scale and window size is fitted to main application window
· enh - If a document was maximized and closed it is open maximized
· enh - You can select more files in FileOpen dialog
· enh - Aligned elements on MessageBox with 'for all' buttons
· enh - Improved genereted file names of morphology result
· enh - A new script document is not marked as modified now
· enh - Opening the same document twice results in reloding
· enh - All message boxes have icon now
· bug - User's Strel operation stopped working in version 0.4.0
· bug - For arithmetic and Reconstruction: When images have different sizes, the left top corner is proceeded
· bug - Pixel color under the mouse cursor was displayed erroneously
· bug - In specific situation during 'save all' application failed
· bug - A variable ...
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