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tonyymmao
1st January 2014, 02:40
this is a general question, what's a good filter to remove as much grain as possible without unwanted results, because i don't like grain. thx

aldix
1st January 2014, 04:27
grain=last
BestFilter(grain)


bye

Stereodude
1st January 2014, 04:30
grain=last
BestFilter(grain)huh? :confused:

Stereodude
1st January 2014, 04:36
this is a general question, what's a good filter to remove as much grain as possible without unwanted results, because i don't like grain. thxWhat is your definition of "unwanted results"? Do you have a sample?

feisty2
1st January 2014, 09:00
dfttest+mcompensate for large flat area and mdegrain for edge

tonyymmao
1st January 2014, 09:43
What is your definition of "unwanted results"? Do you have a sample?
to be honest i've never used 1 before, i just need 1 that works

steptoe
1st January 2014, 10:16
I've been using this with good results without too much speed loss

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=791217#post791217


There is another similiar script called RemoveNoiseMC which can do a lot more, and also a GPU version 'RemoveDirtMC_SE'. I haven't got around to using those yet

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=110078



Alos this link is to a collected script, also including the first one I'm using but updated and improved. I'll look into that one when I have a bit more time

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1558241#post1558241

Stereodude
1st January 2014, 15:55
to be honest i've never used 1 before, i just need 1 that worksWhat sort of footage are you trying to remove the grain from? Film based movies (like blu-rays), something you shot with a DSLR, animation or anime, etc?

FWIW, I like MCTD (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=139766). It's very effective, but it's quite slow.

aldix
2nd January 2014, 02:54
huh? :confused:

As if requiring spelling out, but... vaguest response to the vaguest of questions. Add to that pages worth of similar questions/threads, and...:search:

kalehrl
2nd January 2014, 15:30
I use FFT3DGPU and I'm pretty happy with it.

Bloax
2nd January 2014, 18:52
As if requiring spelling out, but... vaguest response to the vaguest of questions.
Answering the vaguest question which indicates a lack of foreknowledge with the vaguest answer possible results in absolutely nothing except making you look like an ass, and providing some information besides confusion wouldn't be hard.

As for denoising, SMDegrain (http://doom10.org/index.php?topic=2178.0) is pretty cool.

Guest
2nd January 2014, 19:07
Let's please stay civil and not start name calling. Thank you.

aldix
4th January 2014, 00:06
I only said what I've seen mods/expert members say countless times before. But as always, there's not one singular rule book for everyone apparently. Thanks for the confirmation :)