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FredThompson · 4th November 2005, 10:46

I'm now seeing 10 fps instead of 5 and the oversharp whities are reduced without losing the sharpness of the black lines. Thanks. DVD-RB Pro is now an overnight task, not a "sometime tomorrow" task. Thanks!!

What is the last parameter? I used your first suggestion, not the second. This is some sort of influence limiter?

The thread for Soothe mentioned the possibility of support files for LimitedSharpen. I wonder if anyone other than hanc messes with Fortran. Seems like a natural way to get some speed in the math routines.

Tried UnSharpMask instead of LimitedSharpen but the results just weren't that great. LimitedSharpen seems to do a very nice job of sharpening hard edges and leaving relatively smooth areas less modified. Quite helpful for animation, especially with the relatively low amount of oversharp artifacts.

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FredThompson Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Charlotte, NC USA Posts: 1,984	I'm now seeing 10 fps instead of 5 and the oversharp whities are reduced without losing the sharpness of the black lines. Thanks. DVD-RB Pro is now an overnight task, not a "sometime tomorrow" task. Thanks!! What is the last parameter? I used your first suggestion, not the second. This is some sort of influence limiter? The thread for Soothe mentioned the possibility of support files for LimitedSharpen. I wonder if anyone other than hanc messes with Fortran. Seems like a natural way to get some speed in the math routines. Tried UnSharpMask instead of LimitedSharpen but the results just weren't that great. LimitedSharpen seems to do a very nice job of sharpening hard edges and leaving relatively smooth areas less modified. Quite helpful for animation, especially with the relatively low amount of oversharp artifacts. __________________ Reclusive fart. Collecting Military, Trains, Cooking, Woodworking, Fighting Illini, Auburn Tigers Last edited by FredThompson; 4th November 2005 at 10:57.