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— Motion Threshold: This slider lets you choose the threshold at which pixels in motion are considered to be dirt and artifacts. At lower values more dirt may escape correction, but you’ll experience fewer motion artifacts. At higher values, more dirt will be eliminated, but you may experience more motion artifacts in footage with camera or subject motion.
— Edge Ignore: This slider lets you exclude hard edges in the picture from being affected by dirt or artifacts that are removed. Higher values omit more edges from being affected.
Chromatic Aberration Removal
(Studio Version Only)
A Revival category plugin that lets you manually correct the slight color fringing that results from chromatic aberration in a lens. Show Estimated Fringes checkboxes for the RGB channels display an “alignment guide” that visually isolates each of the types of fringing against gray.
(Left) The original image in close up, showing chromatic aberration, (Right) The image with Estimated Red Fringes enabled, letting you see the specific problems as differences between red and cyan stripes
Advanced Options
Advanced Options provide additional parameters for problem shots.
— Lens Center: Center X and Y parameters let you offset the center of the lens if you’re dealing with a reframed and re-rendered shot. You can also drag the lens center on-screen control in the Viewer to reposition.
— Stronger Correction: Shows the location of image features that resemble fringing.
Estimation Options
The Estimation options are used solely to highlight and identify areas of fringing. They do not affect the final output of the image. They only become available when one of the Show Estimated Fringes boxes is checked in the Aberration Correction section.
— R/C, G/P, B/Y Balance: These tools adjust the incoming balance between their respective colors to better identify hard to see fringing.
— Brightness: Magnifies the fringe indicators that are displayed when you turn on either of the Estimated Fringes checkboxes