Quote:
Originally Posted by real.finder
well it work like this
Code:
#~ SMDegrain(Contrasharp=500)
LSFmod(SMDegrain(),source=last,defaults="slow",strength=500,soothe=false,Lmode=0,soft=-2,keep=0) #same as above
so, it's bug in LSFmod when using source clip
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I get the same with this (just to check), and LSFMod doesn't specify an upper limit for the strength value, so yes it must be an LSFMod bug.
LSFmod(FluxSmoothT(),source=last,defaults="slow",strength=500,soothe=false,Lmode=0,soft=-2,keep=0)
I've never used LSFMod's source option before, so I had a look and it says:
"If source is defined, LSFmod doesn't sharp more a denoised clip than this source clip
In this mode, you can safely set Lmode=0 & PP=off"
Now I know why SMDegrain's contrasharp function doesn't actually appear to sharpen, relative to the source, as I assume it uses LSFMod the same way.
Thanks for the help and info. When applying sharpening if I want the output to be a little sharper than the source (which I usually do) I now know I need to keep using LSFMod() separately.
Cheers.