From: Luca B. <lu...@in...> - 2005-06-21 23:10:31
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Stefan M. Fendt, on 21/06/2005 21:43 you wrote: > I found another solution for the gauss-filter-problem. The denoiser in > the CVS should now keep the original sharpness wherever possible (that > is wherever noise combined with motion doesn't make it impossible to > reconstruct it). I completely disabled the gauss-filter. Now the sharpness is at least the same as the old yuvdenoise. > I however can't find chroma-artefacts... Luca can u send me some images > how these look like and where they do appear? Maybe I was wrong with "artifact" word; it's better to say chroma "ghosting" in motion scenes. With the 1.6.3 yuvdenoise, the chroma is quite different from the original but it does not suffer so much of ghosting. Always in the older, the luma in motion scenes was somewhat blurred. With the cvs yuvdenoise, the luma is very sharp (quite the same as the original) but the chroma is ghosted... So, I combined the new luma and the old chroma (with a simple perl script) and I think it is the best quality. I sent you some examples by email. Many thanks, Luca |