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Signal evolution Tracking
The one thing you should know about StarTools
It's a feature called "Tracking" and processes your signal in 3D (X, Y, t) space, rather than standard 2D (X,Y) space.
The result is less noise grain, finer detail, more flexibility, and unique functionality. You will not find this in any other software.
StarTools monitors your signal and its noise component, per-pixel, throughout your processing (time). It sports image quality and unique functionality that far surpasses other software. Big claim? Let us back it up.
For its unique engine to function, StarTools needs to be able to make mathematical sense of your signal flow. That's why it's simply unable to perform "nonsensical" operations. This is great if you're a beginner and saves you from bad habits or sub-optimal decisions.
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- F. M., Belgium (under Testimonials)
- Step 1: Import, start Tracking (under Quick Start)
Open an image stack ("dataset"), fresh from a stacker.
- Presets (under Usage)
As in most modules in StarTools, a number of presets are available to quickly dial in useful starting points.
- Deconvolution: Detail Recovery from Seeing-Limited and Diffraction-Limited Data (under Features & Documentation)
StarTools' Deconvolution module allows for recovering detail in seeing-limited and diffraction-limited datasets.
- Usage (under Denoise)