Chainmax
1st May 2006, 02:59
Some time ago, when talking about HQDering, Didée told me the following:
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aliasing in HQDering (mostly) isn't caused by the filtering, but by the masking process ... the masking tries to not cover the very edge itself, resulting in a mask that is aliased at edge boundaries, so there's a hard cut between "processed" and "not-processed" at the edge borders. That's why HQDering may cause aliasing.
I'd like to know if someone could take a look at HQDering and try to improve the masking process and introduce a supersampling step so as to prevent the aliasing.
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aliasing in HQDering (mostly) isn't caused by the filtering, but by the masking process ... the masking tries to not cover the very edge itself, resulting in a mask that is aliased at edge boundaries, so there's a hard cut between "processed" and "not-processed" at the edge borders. That's why HQDering may cause aliasing.
I'd like to know if someone could take a look at HQDering and try to improve the masking process and introduce a supersampling step so as to prevent the aliasing.