The larger the window size, the more blurry your image will be. Step 2: Blur your CR2 photos Go the Advanced tab and select Add Effect/Annotation->Filtering->Blur. The 'Low-Pass' filter and then the 'User-Defined' filter I made for more smoothing like on M42 for all the images in this message. Step 1: Select your CR2 photos Click on the Add Photos button and select from your computer the CR2 photos you wish to blur.
The B33 HorseHead was 11minISO6400 for 2-CR2.s and BiasMaster and DarkMaster 'Calibrated' and then using "KernalFilter Median5x5" and Then I did a lot of other commands and it is the way it is … but the 'banding' doesn't show. Below is all the meta information ExifTool spit out for a Canon Raw. Still none the wiser after 30 minutes of searching, I decided to figure it out myself using ExifTool, and share it. and then I did the normal commands on each and Sum stacked them I thought finding out what exact metadata is written to / included with Canon 5D Mark II files would be only a search and a click away. The ISO6400 images were BaisMaster and DarkMaster subtracted …. The second image is 61secISO2500 and 11minISO6400 images for 12-CR2.s … The ISO2500 images were BiasMaster subtracted and Is showing too much 'banding' lines in the images and I think ISO2500 will be better for regular imaging even with Broadband filters. The first image is 3-CR2.s for 61secISO1600 which I think that ISO1600 For the time being, youre advisable to try 'FastStone Image Viewer 6.4' (freeware), which can view, edit (resize, rename, color, gray, sharpness, contrast, shadow & lightness, framing, etc.
Thru a 152mm A+M Refractor(OfficinaStellare) …last February. I have no idea when Canon or Microsoft will release new codec for viewing CR2 Raw file, which Canon 6D Mark II adopts. When I do the same from a jpeg file, it works, the settings are applied and the noise reduction is fine. When I export the jpeg from a RAW file, the settings are not applied (for ex: there is no noise reduction on the exported jpeg file even if I maximise the noise reduction in LR.). M42 done with the CanonEOSII 6D 'stock-new 2017 model' using a Baader 7nm HydrogenAlpha 2in. I have a problem with Lightroom and my 6d MK2.
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