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Post by dakillaklown on Dec 9, 2020 2:31:18 GMT
i am toying around with making custom alters for myself. im having an issue with poor image quality. is there a way to improve resolution and up pixels?
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hydraheadhunter
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Post by hydraheadhunter on Feb 12, 2021 8:05:32 GMT
If you chose the image and then changed from one frame to a frame with a differently sized image there might be something you can do; that is reload the image. When you pick your image, MSE caches precisely the part of the picture it needs for the current frame; if you then change to another frame with a different image size it, the program will squash and stretch this cached image to match the new size. Because MSE isn't over-engineered to hell, this often results in pixelation because it's not got the very clever math (that I don't even really understand) to prevent transform artifacts. So, if the image feels pixelated, try reloading it. But in general, you just have to start with an image that's got a higher resolution. Our current math can't relably enhance things the way they do in dramatic copaganda shows; and our current technology can't do it quite yet either, although it's getting closer. (Also this is probably the wrong board for this thread. You'd probably want to put this and similar topics in Card Clinic) (Also also, just a heads up that the mods are really strict about Rule 7: Credit Your Artists). |
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