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WaveSharp 2.0 release pending      waveSharp2 Icon

In the 2nd half of 2024 the next version of waveSharp has been under development. We expect to release this version in december 2024.

     waveSharp webpagE

waveSharp2.0



    NEW WaveSharp 1.0 beta released

During 2022 and 2023 a new application called waveSharp has been developed. This application is based on the wavelet-sharpening section of RegiStax 6, it is available for download.

      WAVESharp webpage






 


Final RegiStax 6 update


This marks the end of development for RegiStax.


This  update of RegiStax 6 is available for download from the downloadpage. This update only replaces the executable file of RegiStax and needs to be installed in the same directory where RegiStax 6 has been installed, you should NOT uninstall. 


Download Release 6.1.0.8  (1.6 Mb)

Find below the most important changes of this update,
if you have issues that are not solved with this update please report them.

General improvements:
-large AVI's (that needed the extended mode from RegiStax 5) now also use multicore to read frames.
-when using larger wavelet-filters (problem also existed in R5) spurious edges could appear on the image (horizontal striping), this is now solved.
- when saving a wavelet-scheme the new "linked wavelet-setting" is also saved.

Solves the following issues reported:
- debayering often leads to dim nearly B/W images after stacking
- RGB-Align causes red/blue image-edges in     the resultingimage.
- when LRGB is checkmarked (at stack) the final image at wavelets is black.
- Avi's that have a non-zero starting position (reported when the AVI is loaded in Virtualdub) do not load.
- centre of rotation (at wavelets) cannot be set
- loading a previously saved Gamma doesnt work





  Initial release of RegiStax 6 Available

The release of RegiStax 6 is available for download.  
You can use this link to directly download the installable file.

I want to thank all my friends in the development-team and all others that have helped me during the 4 months we spend in development of RegiStax 6. In that time about 200 different testversions were tested by the team. Since I started developing RegiStax about 10 years ago the continous support and creative thinking of the development-team have inspired me to keep pushing the limits.

As always I hope you all have fun using RegiStax.

Kind regards,

The RegiStax Development-Team
Cor Berrevoets (The Netherlands),

Bart DeClerq (Belgium) ,          Tony George (United States),
Dmitry Makolkin (Russia),         Paul Maxson (United States),
Bob Pilz (United States) ,         Pavel Presnyakov (Ukraine),
Eric Roel (Mexico),                   Sylvain Weiller (France)




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