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dadhania

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Hi, I`ve read an article about resizing pictures taken with digicams. There was written, that Lanczos isn`t the best method. Thzey said something about Genuine Fractals and S-Spline. Does anybody know something more about this topic. Is it possible to use this methods in avisynth-scripts too?

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Message # 1 14.06.23 - 08:22:29
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Don't know about S-Splines, but fractal resizing is considered quite heavy... It may grind any encode to a halt.

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Message # 2 14.06.23 - 08:30:02
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So Lanczos is the best way if you look at performance and result?

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Message # 3 14.06.23 - 08:40:16
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So, to sum up, Lanczos keeps the most detail without adding noise. Is there such thing as a detail to noise ratio?;) Stephen

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Message # 4 14.06.23 - 08:44:46
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Do exist any resize algorithm with spatial filtering side effect?

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Message # 5 14.06.23 - 08:52:53
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The BiLinearResize has a triangle filter built in. And you can jigger the parms to BiCubicResize to make it adjustably softer. - Tom

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Message # 6 14.06.23 - 08:56:24
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