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| − | + | == Description == | |
| − | == | + | The same as '''aWarp(aSobel().aBlur())''' but a bit faster. |
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| − | {{ | + | ==Syntax and Parameters == |
| − | + | :{{Template:FuncDef|aWarpSharp2(int "thresh", int "blur", int "type", int "depth", int "chroma")}} | |
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| − | {{Par|type|int|0}} | + | :{{Par|thresh|int|128}} |
| + | ::Range: 0 to 255<br> | ||
| + | :::Saturation limit for edge detection. Reduce for less aggressive sharpening. | ||
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| + | :{{Par|blur|int|2 for type 0, 3 for type 1}} | ||
| + | ::Range: 0 to 100<br> | ||
| + | :::Number of blur passes over edge mask.<br> | ||
| + | :::Less passes increase sharpening effect, but can produce major artifacts with high depth and thresh.<br> | ||
| + | :::You can use values higher than 100, but probably won't see any difference.<br> | ||
| + | :::Chroma is processed with (blur+1)/2 passes.<br> | ||
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| + | :{{Par|type|int|0}} | ||
::Type of blur: | ::Type of blur: | ||
| − | ::* 0 : radius 6 blur. | + | :::* 0 : radius 6 blur. |
| − | ::* 1 : radius 2 blur, requires around 8x more passes than type 0 for the same effect (will be just 2.5x slower), but produce better quality. | + | :::* 1 : radius 2 blur, requires around 8x more passes than type 0 for the same effect (will be just 2.5x slower), but produce better quality. |
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| − | {{Par|depth|int|16}} | + | :{{Par|depth|int|16}} |
| − | : | + | ::Range: -128 to 127<br> |
| − | ::Strength of the final warping. Negative values result in warping in oppositedirection. | + | :::Strength of the final warping. Negative values result in warping in oppositedirection. |
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| − | {{Par|chroma|int|4}} | + | :{{Par|chroma|int|4}} |
::Processing mode for chroma planes (U and V): | ::Processing mode for chroma planes (U and V): | ||
| − | ::* 0 : fill with zeroes | + | :::* 0 : fill with zeroes |
| − | ::* 1 : don't care, default for aSobel and aBlur | + | :::* 1 : don't care, default for aSobel and aBlur |
| − | ::* 2 : copy | + | :::* 2 : copy |
| − | ::* 3 : process | + | :::* 3 : process |
| − | ::* 4 : guide by luma - default for aWarpSharp, aWarp, and aWarp4 only | + | :::* 4 : guide by luma - default for aWarpSharp, aWarp, and aWarp4 only |
| − | ::* 5 : same as 3, but don't process luma | + | :::* 5 : same as 3, but don't process luma |
| − | ::* 6 : same as 4, but don't process luma | + | :::* 6 : same as 4, but don't process luma |
Revision as of 14:57, 9 November 2013
Back to aWarpSharp2.
Description
The same as aWarp(aSobel().aBlur()) but a bit faster.
Syntax and Parameters
- aWarpSharp2(int "thresh", int "blur", int "type", int "depth", int "chroma")
- thresh int = 128
- Range: 0 to 255
- Saturation limit for edge detection. Reduce for less aggressive sharpening.
- Range: 0 to 255
- blur int = 2 for type 0, 3 for type 1
- Range: 0 to 100
- Number of blur passes over edge mask.
- Less passes increase sharpening effect, but can produce major artifacts with high depth and thresh.
- You can use values higher than 100, but probably won't see any difference.
- Chroma is processed with (blur+1)/2 passes.
- Number of blur passes over edge mask.
- Range: 0 to 100
- type int = 0
- Type of blur:
- 0 : radius 6 blur.
- 1 : radius 2 blur, requires around 8x more passes than type 0 for the same effect (will be just 2.5x slower), but produce better quality.
- Type of blur:
- depth int = 16
- Range: -128 to 127
- Strength of the final warping. Negative values result in warping in oppositedirection.
- Range: -128 to 127
- chroma int = 4
- Processing mode for chroma planes (U and V):
- 0 : fill with zeroes
- 1 : don't care, default for aSobel and aBlur
- 2 : copy
- 3 : process
- 4 : guide by luma - default for aWarpSharp, aWarp, and aWarp4 only
- 5 : same as 3, but don't process luma
- 6 : same as 4, but don't process luma
- Processing mode for chroma planes (U and V):
