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Options: Colour correction

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Tinting

A colour tint is applied to satellite imagery in order to avoid clouds appearing grey. The default tint is #1b3f66, but any RGBA value can be used.

Tint is applied using the -t / --tint argument, with or without the leading #.

Examples, using #244456, #0e3b66, and #03517d, respectively:

#244456 #0e3b66 #03517d

Adjusting atmosphere colour

[Atmosphere] colours are defined in Gradients\Atmosphere.json.

Sample usage

sanchez -o output\geostationary -s sample-images -t 244456

Colour correction

Brightness and saturation can be applied to the final image using -b / --brightness and -S / --saturation. Both can nominally be set to values from 0.0 to 1.0, however values over 1.0 can be specified with possible loss of detail.

Sample usage

sanchez -o output -s sample-images -S 1.0 -b 1.2