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 msgid "digiKam Image Editor Settings"
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 "digiKam, documentation, user manual, photo management, open source, free, "
 "learn, easy, setup, configure, image, editor, corrections, raw, workflow, "
 "demosaicing, versioning, save, white, balance"
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:14
 msgid "Image Editor Settings"
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 msgid "Contents"
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 msgid "Editor Window Settings"
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 "By default the Image Editor will use a black background behind photographs "
 "when they are displayed. If you prefer a different background color, with "
 "the options **Use theme background color** and **Background color** you can "
 "choose one here."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:25
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 "You can also turn off the different elements when the Image Editor is in "
 "full screen mode, as the ToolBar, the Thumbbar, the Sidebar, and the "
 "Statusbar."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:27
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 "**Over-exposure**  and **under-exposure** settings can highlight areas of an "
 "image to indicated by dark and light marker colors that can be defined here. "
 "In the editor this viewing mode can be switched on and off with :kbd:`F11` "
 "and :kbd:`Ctrl+F11` respectively. The thresholds for over-exposure and under-"
 "exposure can be set by the adjustment bars \"... percents\". Check Indicate "
 "exposure as pure color if you want only pure black (RGB 0,0,0) indicated as "
 "under-exposure and only pure white (RGB 8 bit 255,255,255 respectively RGB "
 "16 bit 65535, 65535, 65535) indicated as over-exposure."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:29
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 "The option **Restore the settings of the Image Editor tools** can be used to "
 "restore the settings of the Image Editor tools from the last session. "
 "Otherwise, the default settings will be used."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:35
 msgid "The digiKam Image Editor Windows Configuration Page"
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:40
 msgid "Image Versioning Settings"
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:42
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 "Non-Destructive Editing and Versioning gives you the freedom of editing your "
 "images, trying out whatever you want without worrying that you might regret "
 "later what you did. digiKam takes care of the original and every important "
 "intermediate step if you want."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:48
 msgid "The digiKam Image Versioning Configuration Page"
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:50
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 "In the checkbox at the top you can **Enable Non-Destructive Editing and "
 "Versioning** feature globaly."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:52
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 "In the first field **Save files as**, you can choose the file format used "
 "for saving the intermediate steps and the final result. Remember that "
 "**JPEG** is a lossy format. So if you need to start over from an "
 "intermediate step it wouldn't be really non-destructive. If you can afford "
 "it in terms of space on the harddisk and loading/saving speed you better "
 "choose a lossless format like **PNG** or **PGF** for instance. Please click "
 "the information button on the right side for more detailed information."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:54
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 "In the next field you can decide whether the application will save changes "
 "automatically **When Closing Editor** or should ask first."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:56
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 "In the third field named **Keep a snapshot of an edited image**, you decide "
 "on which occasions you want the editor to save intermediate steps. Please "
 "click the information button on the right side for more detailed information."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:58
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 "In the last field you can adjust whether you want only the last version to "
 "be shown from the Icon-View visible **In Main View** (default, none of the "
 "boxes checked) or if you also want to see icons of the original version and/"
 "or intermediate steps."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:63
 msgid "Save Image Settings"
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:65
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 "When changes are made to JPEG files and they are saved back to the hard disk "
 "the JPEG file must be re-encoded. Each time a JPEG file is encoded a "
 "decision must be made on the level of **JPEG quality** that is to be "
 "applied. Unfortunately the level of quality applied is not recorded in the "
 "image file. This means that the Image Editor cannot use the same quality "
 "ratio when saving an altered image as was used for the original image. You "
 "can change the default level of quality that the Image Editor will apply "
 "when it saves altered images by moving the JPEG quality slider (1: low "
 "quality / 100: high quality and no compression). JPEG metadata is fully "
 "supported."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:67
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 "**Chroma subsampling** is the practice of encoding images by implementing "
 "more resolution for luminance information than for color information. Please "
 "read this Wikipedia article for a full explanation."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:73
 msgid "The digiKam Default File Save Configuration Page"
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:75
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 "With **PNG compression** option, you can reduce PNG image files size. This "
 "operation does not reduce image quality because PNG uses a lossless "
 "algorithm. The only effect is that image data needs more time to compress/"
 "decompress. If you have a fast computer you can change this value to use a "
 "high compression factor (1: low compression / 9: high compression), and "
 "metadata is supported."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:77
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 "With **Compress TIFF** option, you can toggle to use Deflate compression "
 "algorithm with TIFF image files. This will reduce TIFF image files sizes. It "
 "has no image quality effect because Deflate is a lossless algorithm and "
 "metadata is supported."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:79
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 "With the **LossLess JPEG 2000** files option allows for lossless storage, "
 "or, if the lossy options is selected, even then the quality for comparative "
 "files size is much better than normal JPEG, and metadata is supported."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:81
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 "With the **LossLess PGF files** option allows for lossless storage, or, if "
 "the lossy options is selected, even then the quality for comparative files "
 "size is much better than normal JPEG-2000 and very fast to process encoding, "
 "decoding and metadata is supported."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:83
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 "With the **LossLess HEIF files** option allows for lossless storage, or, if "
 "the lossy options is selected, even then the quality for comparative files "
 "size is much better than normal JPEG-2000, but it slower to encode and "
 "decode and it supports only 8-12 bits colors depth. This image format "
 "dedicated to replace JPEG on smartphones, not all metadata is supported."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:85
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 "With the **LossLess WEBP files** option allows for lossless storage, or, if "
 "the lossy options is selected, even then the quality for comparative files "
 "size is much better than normal JPEG-2000, but it only support 8 bits colors "
 "depth. This image format dedicated to replace PNG and JPEG on the Internet, "
 "not all metadata is supported."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:87
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 "With the **LossLess AVIF files** option allows for lossless storage, or, if "
 "the lossy options is selected, even then the quality for comparative files "
 "size is much better than normal JPEG-2000, but it slower to encode and "
 "decode and it support only 8-12 bits colors depth. This image format "
 "dedicated to be a concurrent of HEIF, not all metadata is supported."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:89
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 "When the option **Show Settings Dialog when Saving Image Files** is checked, "
 "digiKam will show a dialog where settings can be changed when saving image "
 "files, else default settings are used when saving image files."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:94
 msgid "RAW Behavior"
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:96
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 "In the early versions of digiKam the Image Editor was just a viewer for "
 "photographs, but it is rapidly developing into a very useful photo "
 "manipulation tool. This dialog allows you to control how the Image Editor "
 "will behave when opening RAW files."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:102
 msgid "The digiKam RAW Behavior Configuration Page"
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 "**Fast and simple, as 8 bit image**: RAW files will be decoded to 8-bit "
 "color depth with a BT.709 gamma curve and a 99th-percentile white point. "
 "This mode is faster than 16-bit decoding. In 8-bit mode only the Auto "
 "Brightness setting will be taken into account."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:106
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 "**Use the default settings, in 16 bit**: If enabled, all RAW files will be "
 "decoded to 16-bit color depth using a linear gamma curve and according to "
 "the settings in the **RAW Default Settings** tab. To prevent dark image "
 "rendering in the editor, it is recommended to use Color Management in this "
 "mode."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:108
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 "**Always open the Raw Import Tool to customize settings**: With this option "
 "you can select which Raw Import Tool will used to open RAW files. Raw "
 "processing tools available are:"
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:110
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 "**Import RAW using LibRaw**: the default plugin for digiKam which will "
 "provide a fully integrated module at the Right Side Bar in the Image Editor "
 "where you can set individual parameters for every image you open."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:116
 msgid "The digiKam RAW Import Tool Processing a Nikon NEF File"
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:118
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 "**RawTherapee**: this application must be installed on your computer. "
 "`RawTherapee <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darktable>`_ is application "
 "software for processing photographs in RAW image formats, as created by many "
 "digital cameras. It comprises a subset of image editing operations "
 "specifically aimed at non-destructive post-production of raw photos and is "
 "primarily focused on improving a photographer's workflow by facilitating the "
 "handling of large numbers of images."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:120
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 "**UFRaw**: this application must be installed on your computer. `UFRaw "
 "<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UFRaw>`_ is an application which can read and "
 "manipulate photographs in RAW image formats, as created by many digital "
 "cameras."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:122
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 "**DarkTable**: this application must be installed on your computer. "
 "`Darktable <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darktable>`_ is a free and open-"
 "source photography application program and RAW developer. It comprises a "
 "subset of image editing operations specifically aimed at non-destructive RAW "
 "image post-production."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:129
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 "Screencast of RAW Import Tool Pre-Processing a Digital Negative in DarkTable"
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:134
 msgid "RAW Default Settings"
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:138
 msgid "These default settings is used only with the LibRaw interface."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:141
 msgid "Demosaicing"
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:147
 msgid "The digiKam Default RAW Demosaicing Configuration View"
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:149
 msgid ""
 "A `demosaicing algorithm <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demosaicing>`_ is a "
 "digital image process used to interpolate a complete image from the partial "
 "raw data received from the color-filtered image sensor internal to many "
 "digital cameras in form of a matrix of colored pixels. Also known as CFA "
 "interpolation or color reconstruction."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:151
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 "**Interpolate RGB as four colors**: The default is to assume that all green "
 "pixels are the same. If even-row green pixels of the sensor are more "
 "sensitive to ultraviolet light than odd-row this difference causes a mesh "
 "pattern in the output; using this option solves this problem with minimal "
 "loss of detail. To resume, this option blurs the image a little, but it "
 "eliminates false 2x2 mesh patterns with VNG quality method or mazes with AHD "
 "quality method."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:153
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 "**Do not stretch or rotate pixels**: For Fuji Super CCD cameras, show the "
 "image tilted 45 degrees. For cameras with non-square pixels, do not stretch "
 "the image to its correct aspect ratio. In any case, this option guarantees "
 "that each output pixel corresponds to one RAW pixel."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:155
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 "**Quality**: digiKam offer us many alternatives e.g the most common are "
 "**Bilinear**, **VNG**, and **AAHD** interpolations. It seems that AAHD (for "
 "Ameliored Adaptive Homogeneity-Directed) is the best choice for quality "
 "according to some test that we have performed and the paper of the person "
 "that implemented it. This improved method based on **AHD** interpolation, "
 "selects the direction of interpolation so as to maximize a homogeneity "
 "metric, thus typically minimizing color artifacts. VNG (for Variable Number "
 "of Gradients) was the first algorithm used by libraw but suffers from color "
 "artifacts on the edge. Bilinear is interesting if you are looking for speed "
 "with a acceptable result. **PPG** (for Patterned-Pixel-Grouping) is a pixel "
 "grouping interpolation that uses assumptions about natural scenery in making "
 "estimates. It has fewer color artifacts on natural images than the VNG "
 "method. Considerate **DCB** and **DHT** interpolation as experimental method."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:157
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 "**Pass**: Set here the passes used by the median filter applied after "
 "interpolation to Red-Green and Blue-Green channels."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:159
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 "**Refine interpolation**: For DCB interpolation only, turn on the enhance "
 "interpolated colors filter to improve sharpness."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:162
 msgid "White Balance"
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:168
 msgid "The digiKam Default RAW White Balance Configuration View"
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:170
 msgid ""
 "**Method**: Four options are available here: **Default D65**, **Camera**, "
 "**Automatic**, and **Manual**. *Default D65* reflects normal daylight "
 "conditions. *Camera* uses the camera's custom white-balance settings if set. "
 "*Automatic* uses by default a fixed color balance based on a white card "
 "photographed in sunlight. *Manual* will adjust colors according to the "
 "**T(K)** (for color temperature in degrees Kelvin) and the **Green** "
 "settings to set the green component adjusting the magenta color cast removal "
 "level."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:172
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 "**Highlights**: Default is here to consider highlights (read: part of your "
 "images that are burned due to the inability of your camera to capture the "
 "highlights) as plain / **Solid white**. You can get some fancy results with "
 "the unclip option which will paint the highlights in various pinks. At last "
 "you can try to consider recovering some parts of the missing information "
 "from the highlights with **Rebuild** option. This is possible because the "
 "blue pixels tends to saturate less quickly than the greens and the reds. "
 "digiKam will try to reconstruct the missing green and red colors from the "
 "remaining none saturated blue pixels. Of course here everything is a "
 "question of tradeoff between how much color or white you want. If you select "
 "Reconstruct as the option, you will be given the choice to set a **Level**. "
 "A value of 3 is a compromise and can/should be adapted on a per image basis. "
 "**Unclip** leave highlights unclipped in various shades of pink, and "
 "**Blend** clipped and unclipped values together for a gradual fade to white."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:174
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 "**Exposure Correction (E.V)**: Turn on the exposure correction before "
 "interpolation which can be applied with a **Linear Shift** level. Amount of "
 "**Highlight** preservation can be also adjusted but only if shift correction "
 "is > 1.0 E.V."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:176
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 "**Correct False Colors In Highlights**: If enabled, images with overblown "
 "channels are processed much more accurately, without 'pink clouds' (and blue "
 "highlights under tungsten lamps)."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:178
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 "**Auto Brightness**: If disable, use a fixed white level and ignore the "
 "image histogram to adjust brightness."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:181
 msgid "Corrections"
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:187
 msgid "The digiKam Default RAW Corrections Configuration View"
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:189
 msgid ""
 "**Noise Reduction** can be applied while demosaicing your image at a slight "
 "speed penalty. This option applies a noise reduction algorithm while the "
 "image still is in CIE Lab color space. Because the noise is only applied to "
 "the Luminosity layer (the *L* of the Lab), it should not blur your image as "
 "traditional noise reduction algorithms do in RGB mode. If you converted an "
 "image from RAW and it appears noisy, rather than applying a denoiser, go "
 "back and re-convert with this option enabled."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:191
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 "You can select a noise reduction method to apply during RAW decoding. "
 "**None** do not apply the noise reduction. **Wavelets** apply after "
 "interpolation a wavelets correction method to erase noise while preserving "
 "real details. **FBDD** for Fake Before Demosaicing Denoising is an "
 "experimental noise reduction method applied before interpolation."
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 #: ../../setup_application/editor_settings.rst:193
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 "The defaults **Threshold** value is 100. Higher values will increase the "
 "smoothing, and lower values will decrease it."
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