![]() This explanation is quite old, but has not changed, and as far as I can tell in their forums they have stuck to it.īut, I have my BYN set at level 2. The scale value in PHD2 would then multiply that. It is opined, but not confirmed, that the between settings are evenly spaced. According to the developer on the Backyard EOS/Nikon website, those settings correspond to guide pixel moves from 0.5 to 1.5. My Backyard Nikon has dither aggressiveness (distance) settings from 1 to 5. "Information" on dithering settings is really all over the place out there, so I am skeptical of a lot of it.įor example. Yeah I suppose APT does go much higher, but the question is what does that mean, and is it what you think it means?Īnd is the developer's name really Ivo too? I didn't know that was a thing.Īnyway, despite your troubles, I am glad you started this as it made me start digging into stuff some more. I believe it used to be like that but that has been updated since quite a while.Īlso you have a scaling factor in PHD2, kind of multiplier for those setting in APT, as far as i know.īut i am lacking time now, but will send in some screen shots tomorrow. No Mike, dithering in APT goes way further then setting 5. ![]()
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