View Full Version : Basic question about good order in filters
matfra
7th July 2010, 17:13
I wanna know if there is a order to follow when applying filter.
Ex. Deinterlaced, Denoising, Sharpen, Resize
Resize, Deinterlaced, Denoising,Sharpen
Also, do you have a idea what is this problem when a video is clean, but when people moving, there is a kind of interlacing next to there arm or air. Is this what we can call Motion interlace ? And what filter clean this.
Thank you
Inspector.Gadget
7th July 2010, 17:49
Deinterlace or IVTC before anything else so you preserve the field pattern cleanly to feed to these filters. Often, combing is sufficiently clean that it shows up only on motion; you can handle this with a normal deinterlacing or IVTC filter, as appropriate.
matfra
7th July 2010, 18:11
Is there a easy way to know what kind of interlace a video suffer. When people moving fast there is kind of interlace around them. Is that interlace ?
poisondeathray
7th July 2010, 18:24
Is there a easy way to know what kind of interlace a video suffer. When people moving fast there is kind of interlace around them. Is that interlace ?
Impossible to tell without examining the actual video and separating the fields. If you post a sample , people can help
If you want a general guide to determining if it's interlaced or telecined look here
http://neuron2.net/faq.html#analysis
matfra
7th July 2010, 19:11
Thks for the site Poison. I find ou itd pure interlaced video according to Neuron Site. So what you do the good job to clean a video. Deinterlaced, Denoise, Sharpen ? Or is there a other technique ip upscale picture for better shapen ? Does nnedi2 is good for deinterlaced ?
nibus
7th July 2010, 22:18
I usually follow this order:
Deinterlace/IVTC
Crop
Resize
Denoise / other touch-ups
Sharpen (optional)
I don't upscale anything. You can denoise before you resize but it usually looks about the same.
For deinterlacing I like TempGaussMC if I have time, otherwise I usually use Yadif.
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