3 ms·
I think it only works for this particular use case though. Anime visuals are much less complicated then real world pictures. The fact that they are (mostly) cre
by ackbar03 7y ago
I think it only works for this particular use case though. Anime visuals are much less complicated then real world pictures. The fact that they are (mostly) created digitally in the first place means a algorithmic solution is likely to be available
- dylan604 7y agoUm, that's not really accurate. There is a huuuuuge library of anime that was created by hand, recorded to film, and then edited. It wasn't until the mid '00s that digital was becoming a thing. It was cheaper to do it by hand than have to render out digitally.
- AstralStorm 7y agoIt is still a simple case, because it is animation with sharp continuous lines, gradients or relatively flat inpainting. And mostly temporally stable, which is not even getting exploited by this cheap but effective superresolution filter.