Image Settings

Manage the default image settings.

Setting the Default Image Filters

To set the default image filters:

From the Default image settings list, select the image type for which you want to set the default filter settings.

Note

To set custom filters for the Gamma filter, select OPG, Intraoral or Ceph in the Default image settings list. Set the Gamma filter to Manual.

Select the filters to be used by default for the selected image type and use the appearing slider to set the filter percentage.

Notes

On the sample image, the filter's effect is shown in real-time.

Click Reset to revert to the initial default values.

Click OK.

Enabling or Disabling Auto-Rotation of Intraoral Images

Upon performing an immediate image capture, intraoral images are automatically rotated in the correct position. To disable this:

Select or deselect Apply auto-rotation in DTX Studio capture.

Click OK.

Enabling or Disabling Automatically Set Level and Window Values

Upon importing or acquiring a 2D image, level and window values are automatically set. To enable or disable this feature:

In the top-right drop-down menu, select OPG/PAN, Intraoral or Ceph.

Select or deselect Auto level window.

If Auto level window is deselected, enter custom level and window values. These values will be applied to acquired and imported images.

Click OK.

Enabling or Disabling Noise Level Compensation

To take into account the image noise levels when applying filters:

In the top-right drop-down menu, select Intraoral.

Select or deselect Compensate noise level.

Click OK.

Setting the Default Slice Thickness

To define the default slice thickness:

In the top-right drop-down menu, select the viewer type: 3D Reslices, Panoramic or Tooth.

Select the desired default slice thickness for the selected viewer type in the drop-down menu.

If Custom is selected, any value between 0.1 and 30 mm can be used.

Setting the Default Intraoral Template

To set the default capturing or intraoral workspace template:

In the Intraoral template section, select the Default capturing template and Default intraoral workspace template.