Astra Image 6.0
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  • Getting Started
    • Overview
    • System Requirements
    • Post Installation
  • Getting Started
    • Opening Images
    • Viewing Images
    • Saving and Exporting
    • Printing Images
    • Preferences and Settings
  • Adjustment Tools
    • Introduction to Adjustment Tools
    • Applying Changes and Color Space
    • Levels
    • Light
    • Color
    • Contrast
    • Curves
  • Processing Tools
    • Auto Enhancement
    • Deconvolution
    • Remove Camera Shake
    • Remove Focus Blur
    • Multiscale Contrast
    • Wavelet Sharpen
    • Unsharp Mask
    • Texture and Edge Sharpen
    • Histogram Equalization
    • Smart Gamma Correction
    • Shadows and Highlights
    • Color Balance
    • Channel Mixer
    • Color Temperature
    • Hyperbolic Arcsine Curve
    • Exponential Scale
    • Invert
    • Denoise
    • Convert to Gray
    • Arithmetic Filter
    • Convolution Filters
    • Edge Aware Filter
    • Pixel Math
    • Threshold
  • Image Geometry
    • Resize
    • Flip / Crop / Rotate
  • Statistics and Measurement
    • Statistics
    • Metadata
    • Measurement and Analysis
    • Pixel Information
  • Python Scripts
    • Installing Python
    • Writing Scripts
    • Function Reference
  • Activation
    • Activate Astra Image
  • Information and Credits
    • Contact Information
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  1. Getting Started

Opening Images

Also, working with image data.

Opening an Image

There are several ways to open an image:

  1. File -> Open... menu item (or by using the shortcut Control + O). This will open the standard Windows open file dialog box.

  2. File -> Open From URL... menu item. You will be able to input an URL that points to an image file. If the URL is valid, the image will be downloaded and displayed ready for processing.

  3. Edit -> Paste menu item. If there is a valid image on the clipboard, it will be pasted ready for processing.

  4. Drag and drop. You can drag and drop an image file from File Explorer.

  5. Application parameter. Use the command prompt, you can append a filename as an option when starting Astra Image. For example:

C:\Program Files\Astra Image\AstraImage.exe my_image.jpg

This would start Astra Image and open the file called "my_image.jpg".

Working With Image Data

As some file formats can support floating-point data, as well as 16-bit integers, Astra Image will normalize an image when it is opened. This means that the pixel values are represented by values from 0.0 to 1.0. When an image is saved, the data will be converted into a range that is supported by the selected file format.

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