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#### Steps for applying post processing to images

You can apply post processing to images, or remove it. For an overview of post processing, see About post processing.

Note:

| • | Post processing not only can be applied to the entire image, but also to a small, magnified area of an image. See Magnifying a region of interest (ROI).

| • | Post processing can be removed from a series, by resetting the presentation settings. See Resetting the series presentation.

Applying post processing

To apply post processing:

| 1. | Click the Post icon on the main toolbar.

The Post Processing dialog box is displayed.

For other ways to display the Post Processing dialog box, see step 1 of Specifying the post processing scope.

| 2. | Click the Method box, and select Sharp-Smooth.

| 3. | Specify the post processing scope. See Specifying the post processing scope.

| 4. | Drag the slider in the appropriate direction, to adjust the contrast between adjacent pixels:

To... | Do this...
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Sharpen the images more |
| • | Drag the slider to the left.
Smooth the images more |
| • | Drag the slider to the right.

| 5. | Click Close.

Removing post processing

To remove post processing:

| 1. | Click the Post icon on the main toolbar.

The Post Processing dialog box is displayed.

For other ways to display the Post Processing dialog box, see step 1 of Specifying the post processing scope.

| 2. | Specify the images from which you want to remove post processing. See Specifying the post processing scope

| 3. | Click the Method box, and select None.

| 4. | Click Close.

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