As the stripe pattern will be different for each image, you'll just have to experiment to find the setting which will get rid of the stripes in your original. This filter corrects badly scanned images with stripes on them. If it should be white, turn up whiteness.

If the damage you want to repair should be dark, then turn up blackness.

You can also set the amount of black - or whiteness.If you used Recursive and/or Radius on the whole image, it will often get too blurred (this is of course no problem when you're only using it on a tiny selection). If you want to remove some noise, then Adaptiv e or maybe a combination of Adaptive and Recursive is the way to go.If you want to remove a scratch or other defect by selecting the damaged area and then despeckle it, you can successfully use Recursive and Radius to get rid of the scratch.If you use Adaptive and Recursive, a recursive algoritm will be used in the windows, calculated by the adaptive algoritm. If you use the Adaptive filter, the algoritm will try to calculate the best window-size by itself, and use a general algoritm to smooth the color range in each window. Be careful though, Recursive can easily result in unwanted blurring. If you use Radius and Recursive you can use a smaller radius to get the same effect as with a large radius and no recursive. If you set the radius high, the blur level will also be high. If you use Only Radius, a general algoritm is used to smooth the color range. In each of these windows the filter will try to smooth the color range, and thereby remove unwanted defects like scratches or noisy pixels. The image will be chopped up in several windows, with a specified size of for example 3x3 pixels. Radius refers to the window size from 1 (3x3 pixels) to 20 (41x41). You have the following choices Only Radius, Radius and Recursive, Adaptive or Adaptive and Recursive. If dust or scratches is your problem, select the damage with the free selection tool, and use Despeckle on that selection. If your image is just noisy, or suffers from moire effects, use Despeckle over the whole image. This is the filter to use if your image is noisy, if you scanned an image and there was some dust or fibers in the scanner, if you got a moire pattern when you scanned a printed image from a magazine, or if your image has physical damage, like scratches. Sometimes the even or odd field doesn't get captured correctly, then you can use this filter to fix it. This filter will help you adjust images captured by video cards. 28 Enhance filters Do you want to sell your old car? Here is the tool to enhance the advertisement image.

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