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baka1
24th March 2021, 14:27
https://mega.nz/file/vKhB2QKB#p9yDRdymbbsBFHzDpd1St5gsWTZ4CBzWnVC723Y7YhA
So I thought it was a halo or ringing - DeHalo_alpha and HQDering doesn't do anything. Nor does antialiasing filter. Given it's on the edges - I'm thinking the solution has to be mask-related.
Selur
25th March 2021, 15:31
It's an anime, shouldn't there be lines at the edges of suits and basically anything?
You might want to share a screenshot in which you mark what is bothering you.
baka1
26th March 2021, 08:38
It's not an anime - hopefully the red circles help with identifying the weird edges
https://i.slow.pics/2X9EpxSm.png
https://i.slow.pics/helM14Nc.png
Emulgator
26th March 2021, 09:22
Sharpening halos along transients.
You may use convolution to compensate that.
baka1
26th March 2021, 11:02
Hmm defining the matrix is more fiddly than (most) other Avisynth filters - this will be fun!
Emulgator
26th March 2021, 12:53
I just made such a pair of compensation kernels for positive/negative gradients with more than -+10 taps horizontally.
Worked nicely here for the huge ghosting halos of an aged CCD Handycam.
But indeed it takes lots of time to handmatch so many taps.
In your case I guess -+1 to -+4 taps might do.
Hmm, now that I have downloaded and examined your source video:
Only the cuts of the arrival scene cam have it, the artifacts don't follow the contours perfectly,
rather form exact vertical colums, as seen with an uprezzed shot from a poor cam.
Another cam fault: echo trails of lefthand bright parts (outside handrail run and floor) propagating to the right,
visible as pale overlay over dark content decaying by (1-1/e) after 10 to 90% of frame width (lady's black gown, men's dark suits).
Often seen fault, let's make a script to compensate that !
Or is there a plugin already ?
The other cam's close-to-face cuts do not exhibit the first fault in that depth,
but the second (rightbound bright trails), although to a lesser degree (white handkerchief)
Maybe a different approach is needed here.
Hotte
26th March 2021, 14:46
@Emulgator, to be honest I do not understand what you are talking about. Is there a tool, sth to try out ? Huge ghosting halos is sth I am also really interested in any best practise.
Emulgator
26th March 2021, 18:28
https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1939150#post1939150
baka1
27th March 2021, 00:40
@Emulgator, I wasn't able to use the script above. But I did find a simpler script in your other posts.
string1 = string(" 0 -20 28 -32 36 36 128 128 72 -56 12 12 -4 ")
mt_convolution(horizontal=" "+string(string1)+" ", vertical=" 1 ", u=3, v=3)
https://slow.pics/c/eaDayoF0 - before (top), after (bottom)
https://i.slow.pics/4NwyCwqb.png
https://i.slow.pics/YNTAwRw1.png
So the left-sided halos are removed really well - just the right-sided ones and it doesn't seem like the overall picture has been softened/blurred.
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