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11th October 2017, 18:55 | #41 | Link | ||
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I find it odd that there is no mention of the Renewal box set that was released in 2003. Seeing as how this was the "version" of the episode from which the Blu-Ray release was upscaled, why not upscale the Renewal release yourself using something like Spline144? That would solve the issue mentioned earlier...
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anyway, post some sample of the vob here to check
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But there is another reason we chose to use Blu-ray and that is convenience. Before this project, Sephirotic ran a project to color correct and filter the Blu-ray release with the help of Fussoir, a well-known anime encoder. The script Fussoir wrote for the episode was extraordinary and accounts for primary and secondary halos, color bleed, aliasing etc - all on a per-scene basis. It's truly amazing. The end result is a highly tailored script resulting in a near-perfect image for basically every shot of the episode. Examples of this work are in the sample file linked in the OP (target 1-6). Sadly, contact with Fussoir has been lost and so we cannot ask him to write us another amazing script to filter the Archive which is why I've created this thread. In light of this and with all the filtering work already done for the Blu-ray it doesn't make sense to use the Renewal. Last edited by pwnsweet; 12th October 2017 at 04:04. |
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The comment regarding 'near-perfect image' refers to halos and color bleed being nearly completely eliminated. However the BD/Renewal still suffers greatly from crushed blacks and other issues. That said, some scenes from the BD are still better than the Archive, but only some scenes. For the majority of scenes the Archive is better. So we need a good script to filter the Archive so that it matches the quality of Fussoir's filtered BD as closely as possible so that the final spliced result is as consistent in overall quality as possible.
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hi , maybe this can help.
MCaWarpSharp3: by zee944. This is a bit of all but it can be included in the line enhancer category. It is perfect for those footages that look like seen through a lens (i.e. blurry, chroma aberrations, halo, etc) but it can also work for only blurry footage. It is a bit extreme so use with caution. It's also slow so my modification was mainly for speed improvements although I also reorganized everything a bit. It's from Dogway slight mods DL Link: http://www.mediafire.com/file/ty30no...WarpSharp3.zip |
26th June 2019, 18:46 | #53 | Link |
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I just started to watch this series in blu-ray yesterday and I noticed that the color of the characters are so inconsistent, for example, Asuka's hair color was changing every other scene as well as Misato's. I have a notion that maybe you guys can start a new project after this one to match all of them.
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3rd October 2020, 01:56 | #57 | Link |
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about "the usual places"
hello. thanks for doing this.
what do you mean by "the usual places"? i think that maybe a lot of people has been stumbling upon this project without knowing where you're at. or maybe i'm late and it's been released already. idk where to find info about this. |
3rd October 2020, 19:18 | #59 | Link |
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this is what i use for halos and color bleed might help you too:
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video3 = SmoothD2(video1, ZWlmDark = 50, Qtype = 2, Matrix = 4, quant = 4) video3 = DeHalo_alpha (video3, rx = 2.2, ry = 2.2, lowsens = 1, highsens = 2) video3 = LSFmod (video3) video3 = MCTemporalDenoise(video3, settings="medium") video3 = LSFmod (video3, strength = 50) video3 = AiUpscale (video1, Luma = "HQ", Width = 5760, Height = 2880) video3 = DeHalo_alpha (video3, rx = 2.2, ry = 2.2, lowsens = 1, highsens = 2) video3 = LSFmod (video3) Code:
SmoothD2(video1, ZWlmDark = 50, Qtype = 2, Matrix = 9, quant = 5) |
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