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It would be useful to able to apply SigmoidalContrast() to a particular channel. For example, the ImageMagick commandline equivalent of:
magick -channel R sigmoidal-contrast 5,100%
Ideally, pass in Channels as a parameter to SigmoidalContrast(), as is possible with the Evaluate() function, so an override like:
image.SigmoidalContrast(Channels, Percentage, Percentage)
I've thought about extracting the channel, applying the function, and then rewriting it but it seems like overkill.
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It would be useful to able to apply SigmoidalContrast() to a particular channel. For example, the ImageMagick commandline equivalent of:
magick -channel R sigmoidal-contrast 5,100%
Describe the solution you'd like
Ideally, pass in Channels as a parameter to SigmoidalContrast(), as is possible with the Evaluate() function, so an override like:
image.SigmoidalContrast(Channels, Percentage, Percentage)
Describe alternatives you've considered
I've thought about extracting the channel, applying the function, and then rewriting it but it seems like overkill.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: