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Clearshot DR

Presets, batch view and your default view

The built-in presets and when to use them, saving your own, keeping one view for every image, and a default view per report type.

Presets are at the top of the Adjust panel. Each sets the window automatically and applies a group of filters.

The Clearshot DR viewer showing a synthetic weld radiograph with the Adjust panel open: preset buttons, the window histogram, level and width sliders, and the Enhance sliders.
The Adjust panel: presets along the top, then Window and Enhance. Synthetic demo weld.
PresetUse it for
OriginalThe image as captured, with an automatic window. Also what r resets to.
Weld HDGeneral weld interpretation: multi-scale detail with light noise reduction and local contrast.
Weld fine detailFine cracks and lack of fusion: stronger small-detail lift with more noise reduction.
PorosityPores and inclusions: mid-size detail boosted, with a light relief effect.
Drum / liquid levelContainers and drums: large-scale density changes such as a liquid level, with background removal and strong noise reduction.
Thickness changeErosion, corrosion and wall-thickness changes: large-scale density lifted.
Porosity reliefA raised, embossed look that makes rounded indications stand out.
ThermalFalse colour with local contrast to pull faint density changes out of the grey.

Save your own preset

Set up the window and filters, then choose Save next to the presets and give it a name. Your presets are saved to your account and appear after the built-in ones.

Batch: the same view on every image

In the Measure panel, open Stitch & batch. Tick Keep this view (window, processing, orientation) for every image and step through with [ and ]. Staff can also choose Set this orientation as the default for all images on the report.

Hanging protocol: your default view

On the same tab, Save current view as my default stores the current processing and orientation as your default for this type of report. It is applied when you open an image that has not been set up or assessed yet.