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Film grain is so expensive to encode that in bit-rate-constrained situations you would be forced to choose between obvious ugly compression artefacts, a reasona
by sjwright 8y ago
Film grain is so expensive to encode that in bit-rate-constrained situations you would be forced to choose between obvious ugly compression artefacts, a reasonably good image without grain, or a reasonably good image overlaid with inauthentic grain.
Besides, "authentic" is such an overhyped pile of poo anyway. Everything is a reproduction; what matters should be that the artistic intent remains unaltered.