MasterYoshidino
24th May 2003, 18:15
This is a tough question but which one is more likely to get rid of the fuzziness around edges when MSharpen or other sharpen filters are used?
This really shows in Chobits since there seems to be a lotta noise around them, even with no sharpening.
I am _not_ asking which is better overall (I can not really tell ...), just what gets rid of the noise around the black edges, while preserving detail of backgrounds.
You really have to look carefully but if you zoom in on Chii, theres a bunch of imperfections around her hair that shows when played back.
Sorry for sounding "ばか" (stupid)
http://masteryoshidino.adultbouncer.com/images/chii.png
This really shows in Chobits since there seems to be a lotta noise around them, even with no sharpening.
I am _not_ asking which is better overall (I can not really tell ...), just what gets rid of the noise around the black edges, while preserving detail of backgrounds.
You really have to look carefully but if you zoom in on Chii, theres a bunch of imperfections around her hair that shows when played back.
Sorry for sounding "ばか" (stupid)
http://masteryoshidino.adultbouncer.com/images/chii.png