Help to create avisynth script

[charlesn73z]

Hello guys, I'm trying to create a script to encode an anime and would like your help because I am taking the first steps in this area.

Original

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-ygfaWJgldZk/UeR3l0jo97I/AAAAAAAAAEk/T8ThzL6Wshw/w720-h540-no/vlcsnap-2013-07-15-19h12m25s50.png


My encoding

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-fE7J_FtFOlg/UeR3ltY1PUI/AAAAAAAAAEg/i-J3fDqaCKY/w720-h526-no/vlcsnap-2013-07-15-19h12m37s181.png


Used dfttest () and other denoisers, but the image has lost a lot of detail in relation to the original image. Look to the right shoulder of the Cold.

I want to eliminate noise and preserve image details as far as possible. Help please.

[Stereodude]

Maybe I'm missing it, but there doesn't appear to be a pile of noise in the source image. It looks like there is some grain. It looks like you've removed the grain and smoothed the image some. I don't really see that you lost a lot of detail. However, if you think it's too aggressive, dial back the processing parameters to make it less intrusive.

You should probably post your AVIsynth script. Also is your "encoding" the output after decoding the new version or the output from your AVIsynth script?

[Corpsecreate]

http://img690.imageshack.us/img690/9154/yj44.jpg

I used SMDegrain + LSFMod

[charlesn73z]

I used SMDegrain() + LSFmod() as you suggested, but its screen is more detail in the image.

What parameters did you use?