AutoStakkert

[wornish]

You are getting there.  Wavelets are difficult to get to grips with, if you search YouTube you can find some tutorials.  

I see you have photoshop.  So another way to bring out more detail is to duplicate the layer and to the new top layer select  Filter - Other - High Pass Filter and set the blending of this top layer to Overlay ( or Softlight.)

The High Pass filter radius needs to be set very low  say between 1 to 3 pixels as a good starting point.

Hope this helps

 

[Sierra Golf Mike]

2 hours ago, wornish said:

You are getting there.  Wavelets are difficult to get to grips with, if you search YouTube you can find some tutorials.  

I see you have photoshop.  So another way to bring out more detail is to duplicate the layer and to the new top layer select  Filter - Other - High Pass Filter and set the blending of this top layer to Overlay ( or Softlight.)

The High Pass filter radius needs to be set very low  say between 1 to 3 pixels as a good starting point.

Hope this helps

 

Dave,

Tried that on the conv file that comes out of Autostakkert and it is pretty good. I'll need to experiment but seems more straightforward than wavelets. See attached! This is from 1st March, and seeing some decent detail coming out. Things are improving, thanks for your help.