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zipi · 24th January 2013, 05:16

Just checked, no way to disable it.

What would one do in such a weird scenario?

Place a limiter after the source, so things sharpening filters etc can work correctly
& then put another limiter also at the end of script ?

Is there a way to create a mask that mimics this obviously horrible sharpening filter, & then attempt to invert it & substratct it or something of the sort?

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zipi Registered User Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 27	Just checked, no way to disable it. What would one do in such a weird scenario? Place a limiter after the source, so things sharpening filters etc can work correctly & then put another limiter also at the end of script ? Is there a way to create a mask that mimics this obviously horrible sharpening filter, & then attempt to invert it & substratct it or something of the sort? Last edited by zipi; 24th January 2013 at 05:19.