FFT using Image Analyzer, Error

[skellington]

Hello,

I'm used Image Analyzer to remove the paper texture but am getting an error when trying to save the file.

Error:Unsupported file format for complex data.

Is there something else I need to download for it and if so what?

[chillin]

What file format are you trying to save to?

[skellington]

I was working with a .tif file. I tried save which gave me the same error. Also, I tried save as and only 3 options were available, txt, map and png. I tried the png option and got the same error. I'm not sure if I need to download additional files or what else to try.

[jcr6]

I wrote something for the forensics industry, but you might find it useful and the demo period is 30 days.

ClearID is a set of tools for forensic image analysis, but one of the tools is called "Pattern Remover" and might do exactly what you want.

It's PC-only and 32-bit only (not 64), but it should really do the trick.

ClearID Download

The rest of the package isn't targeted toward y'all, but the Pattern Remover (as a demo) will solve your immediate problem.

[skellington]

Thank you for the suggestion, I shall give it a try.

[skydog]

and the cost after 30 days?

[jcr6]

$995. Like I said, the package is intended for a MUCH different audience.

Personally I don't mind if you buy it. The focus deconvolution beats Adobe's by a mile, but it is definitely NOT an aesthetic package.

However, the demo can save your bacon.

[Cron]

After you've done the inverse fourier transform you need to change the image to grayscale:

Operations > Pixel Format Conversion > Convert to Grayscale [Ctrl+G]

Now you can save the image normally.