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I call ordered dithering "period-appropriate" because it is what software and hardware implemented at the time for real-time dithering. I don't mean to imply o
by networked 5y ago
I call ordered dithering "period-appropriate" because it is what software and hardware implemented at the time for real-time dithering. I don't mean to imply other dithering algorithms hadn't been invented. Did any other reader interpret it like that?
Edit: Rather than wait for replies, I went ahead and changed the phrasing anyway. Thanks!
- naikrovek 5y agono, no one else read it like that. more than one thing can be period-appropriate.