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Is there any evidence for this? Showing bad 480p DVD rips alongside 1080p upresed video isn't really a fair comparison -- comparing it to a real TV upscaler's o
by cwyers 8y ago
Is there any evidence for this? Showing bad 480p DVD rips alongside 1080p upresed video isn't really a fair comparison -- comparing it to a real TV upscaler's output would be fairer. And honestly, even the unfair comparsion doesn't show a whole lot of benefits to me.
- basch 8y agoIts not upscaling. Its taking what it knows about other non ST pictures and creating new texture and information.
- cwyers 8y agoRight, but how much does it actually add over a decent upscaler?
- basch 8y agoare you saying this specific program, or the idea in theory? http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/132311 http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/132311
- Matticus_Rex 8y agoWow! That's a bigger difference than I expected.
- ThePadawan 8y agoI'd be surprised to find a group more obsessed with specifics of what is and isn't quality, it would be the anime community. There are entire catalogue of overlay comparisons of different releases, encodings etc. [0]. Example: http://compare.bakashots.me/compare.php?setId=3896&comparisonId=28091&imageNum=1 http://compare.bakashots.me/compare.php?setId=3896&compariso... [0] http://compare.bakashots.me/ http://compare.bakashots.me/
- jjoonathan 8y agoInterpolation looks bad enough without completely sandbagging its color correction. Why resort to that kind of nonsense?
- basch 8y agoAre you asking why did I change the exposure? Because I did, I was playing around. It was the comparison I had uploaded, I have a copy without on a different computer.