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| Morsa |
| Posted: Nov 7 2002, 02:12 AM |
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Well this is a question about something is not related to Vdub, but to Image/video processing.
I am investigating with Restoreinpaint 's filters.
I've been using its ColorShock filter with really nice results.
What I want to know is:
Are its results better than a simple sharpening filter?
This is to know if it makes sense to try porting it to Vdub's filter structure.
(Remember that this application's code is not optimized, and I use 5 to 9 iterations depending on image size)
Thank you guys.
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| Morsa |
| Posted: Nov 9 2002, 08:41 AM |
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So, none of the skilled and open minded people in this forum is going to help me with this thing!!
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| Stefan |
| Posted: Nov 9 2002, 01:56 PM |
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@ Morsa
Perhaps they are too busy... Last week (?) you gave the URL to Restoreinpaint. I surfed to this site and found a rather cool image restoration program. The examples are impressive. But the description (marketing?) is written for insiders. The software itself shows a big potential. If i only have time to explore all the features...
For the question ColorShock vs. Simple sharpening:
You can make some tests with still pictures.
Stefan
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| Morsa |
| Posted: Nov 11 2002, 05:54 PM |
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Thanks Stefan for answering.
I did some tests with still images and that´s why I´m making this questions.
It seems to me that it is better than just sharpening the image, but I´m not completely sure.
Regards.
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