Brian,
Yes, that tool was the reason I thought of that ... but I doubt they used
the word despeckl(e)able.
(BTW, a variation of that word alone shows up once in Google.) But I was
talking more about the phrase as a whole.
:-)
Igor
PS. In my research, a few years ago I was dealing with the technique
called "speckle". It's related to X-ray analysis of the system state
(dynamics).
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Brian Walters Mon, 24 Oct 2016 13:58:50 -0700 wrote:
On Tue, Oct 25, 2016, at 06:29 AM, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
> > Just tried to google it...
And it is that rare occasion when others haven't said it (it is not in
Google, so, nobody has written it, right?!).
I should've copyrighted it!
:-0) I think you're too late. Despeckle is one of Photoshop's noise removal
filters so I'm sure someone, somewhere has referred to an image as
'despeckleable"...
> ... now it'll be in google by tonight, tomorrow the latest.
Perhaps :-)
Cheers Brian
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