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Advanced Processing Capabilities of FCR

4. Dynamic Range Control Processing (DRC)

When computer processing is used to control the dynamic range of an image, the optical density can be set as appropriate for displaying regions of the subject that have been over or under exposed and might exist in blacked- or whited-out form.

The image on the left, below, is an original CR image. First, the computer generates a filter (mask) image, shown in the middle. Then, the filter image is superimposed on the original. Results are shown in the image on the right, where optimal optical density was obtained without losing contrast in the original fields.

  

DRC processing can also be applied to certain regions that are usually difficult to see because of overexposure. Below, the original image is on the left and the filter image in the middle. By subtracting the filter image from the original, optimal optical density for thinner areas is maintained along with the detail displayed in the image marked DRC.

  

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  4. Dynamic Range Control Processing (DRC)


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