You could use the same script for MS paint.Ī photoshop plugin written today should probably be run in 32 bit mode if it's available for plugins via public api.
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You don't need a photoshop license at all. My earlier point was that python could be used for this if you wanted to read a file from disk and apply a fourier transform or inverse fourier transform. I have never used Adobe's plugin api, but I will look at it. They implemented something slightly more complicated than a simple fourier transform. Adobe plugins may be incompatible with GPL licenses, and most fourier transform libraries are GPL licensed. Glad the forum has pointed out alternatives because I will probably have to go use those alternatives eventually.I'm not sure why that hasn't happened. If it were so easy, I an not sure why someone has not done it before now. Glad the forum has pointed out alternatives because I will probably have to go use those alternatives eventually. I still have Dr Joofa's plugin on CC 2015 which works just fine and quite fast yet have not tried to port it over to CC 2015.5 It will no doubt eventually not work on some future version of PS and it would be nice to have an easy replacement. If it isn't hard, it would be great if someone would do that simple work and provide a nice plugin for PS that works with the most recent versions of PS and continues to be supported. Dr Joofa's plugin is real easy to use with PS yet that helps no one since it is not longer being provided.
A far as I can tell it is just FFT and IFFT without anymore bells and whistles. I would not be surprised that there may be more difficulty due to Adobe that the actual math yet I really don't know. If it really required a lot of development time, that's due to Adobe's api and color handling changes over the years.Hi Klew Some of the libraries aren't perfectly invertible due to scale factors, but it's possible to fix that. If it's just a fast fourier transform and an inverse fast Fourier transform, it could be replaced by a simple python script with some basic error checking included. If it really required a lot of development time, that's due to Adobe's api and color handling changes over the years. If it's just a fast fourier transform and an inverse fast fourier transform, it could be replaced by a simple python script with some basic error checking included.
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Very happy to have this tool in my Mac tool box for Photoshop!I'm curious as to what the plugin does. The three images are a) the original b) With just using the FFT c) with some ACR adjustments (I could have done a better job with these adjustments). Here are the results in three steps on this example image (same one I used before). The edge anomaly reduction technique involves a simple Content Aware procedure and the details are in the link on Joofa's web site. I have used his FFT Plugin on several images and quite please with the repeated pattern removal. Big thumbs up for Dj Joofa on providing the FFT Plugin for Macs with PS CC2015.
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