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Old 4th May 2014, 08:44   #1  |  Link
bxyhxyh
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Please test and improve this dehalo script

Code:
Function dehalo_blah(clip c, float "rx", float "ry", float "darkstr", float "brightstr", float "lowsens", float "highsens", float "ss", 
                           \ int "sw", int "sh", string "expandmode", int "leftover", bool "double", int "sharpness", string "sharptype", bool "show")
{
   rx         = default(rx,2.0)
   ry         = default(ry,2.0)
   darkstr    = default(darkstr,1.0)
   brightstr  = default(brightstr,1.0)
   lowsens    = default(lowsens,50)
   highsens   = default(highsens,50)
   ss         = default(ss,1.5)
   sw         = default(sw,1)
   sh         = default(sh,1)
   expandmode = default(expandmode,"rectangle")
   double     = default(double,true)
   show       = default(show,false)
   sharpness  = default(sharpness,0)       # Strength for lsfmod. If it is higher than 0 it will sharpen your video before removes halo.
   sharptype  = default(sharptype,"fast")  # Defaults value for lsfmod.
   leftover   = sharpness==0 ? default(leftover,5) : default(leftover,6) # you can set this lower if there is some halo left without masked

   sharpen    = sharpness==0 ? false : true
   sharpness  = sharpness==0 ? 120 : sharpness
   sharp      = c.lsfmod(strength=sharpness,defaults=sharptype)
   mask       = mt_lutxy(sharp,c,"x y - 1 - 255 *",u=1,v=1).mt_expand_multi(sw=sw,sh=sh,mode=expandmode,u=1,v=1)
   c          = !sharpen ? c : sharp
   nohalo     = double ? c.dehalo_alpha_mt(rx=rx,ry=ry,darkstr=darkstr,brightstr=brightstr,lowsens=lowsens,highsens=highsens,ss=ss).dehalo_alpha_mt(rx=rx,ry=ry,darkstr=darkstr,brightstr=brightstr,lowsens=lowsens,highsens=highsens,ss=ss) \
                       : c.dehalo_alpha_mt(rx=rx,ry=ry,darkstr=darkstr,brightstr=brightstr,lowsens=lowsens,highsens=highsens,ss=ss)
   merged     = mt_merge(c,nohalo,mask)
   mask2      = mt_lutxy(merged,nohalo,"x y - " + string(leftover) + " - 255 *",u=1,v=1)
   return !show ? mt_merge(merged,nohalo,mask2) : mt_logic(mask,mask2,"max").grayscale()
}
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Last edited by bxyhxyh; 4th March 2016 at 17:42. Reason: fixed small error.
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Old 13th May 2014, 23:11   #2  |  Link
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It looks fine, and the basic methodology is also fine. It's a technique that has been tried quite often to say the least, and it always works well enough on cell-shaded material. If you want something good for more natural content, or just more detailed content, it is unlikely to ever be particularly good.
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I suggest you start at YAHR. Just dumb four times the YAHR (might be slightly modded already):

Needs some tweaking, but resuilt is much better imho, as it killed only halos.
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Old 26th May 2014, 18:25   #4  |  Link
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New version

To avoid
Code:
lsfmod()
dehalo_blah()
It now internally sharpens the video before removes halo, if sharpness is higher than 0.
But it have only sharptype (defaults) and sharpness (strength) parameters for lsfmod().

Code above is now
Code:
dehalo_blah(sharpness=100,sharptype="fast")
Also changed default value of rx and ry to 2. (was 3)

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