> It has comparisons with nearest neighbor, bilinear and Lanczos filters and uses a slider to make it easier to see the difference. Really glad to see they inc

> It has comparisons with nearest neighbor, bilinear and Lanczos filters and uses a slider to make it easier to see the difference. Really glad to see they included Lanczos. It's extremely frustrating to those in the know to see comparisons that only use subpar algorithms. The worst only use a B-spline or nearest-neighbor upscale, and end up looking like one of those eyeglass prescription ads for seniors. Something like Lanczos is the minimum acceptable, I think. Adobe's bicubic produces obvious severe artifacts, I assume it's something like a Catmull-Rom spline cubic.