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Step Action Illustration
8. Postprocessing
Settings consist of:
 Despeckle
 Hole Filling
 Invert
 Despeckle - This option removes black pixels in black & white mode, for
example from scans of murky originals. The filter searches for groups of black
pixels and converts them into white. Small-sized pixel groups, such as those
forming punctuation dots, are kept.
o
All Pixel Neighbors - Pixels are connected neighbors when there is a
series of 8 (instead of 4) adjacent pixels, i.e. additionally to pixels of the
same row or column, the diagonally-adjacent pixels are considered to
be connected.
o
Filter Size
–
It corresponds to the maximum "diameter" of the pixel area
which is to be removed.
o
Rel. Area Size – This limits the proportion of the actual maximum number
of pixels to the filter size. 0 represents the smallest possible surface
relatively to the selected filter size.

Hole Filling - This function makes it possible to remove single pixel-sized white
holes from black areas in b&w mode. Hole Filling works like Despeckling
except
of not removing black pixels but white
.
 Invert – This changes black to white and white to black (produces a negative of
the image)