> Basically it is trying to squeeze blood from a stone and the image out of renderer is going to be far sharper than anyone will see because it will go through

> Basically it is trying to squeeze blood from a stone and the image out of renderer is going to be far sharper than anyone will see because it will go through multiple stages. Even compositing almost never leaves a render verbatim. Don't forget that these days, it's all going through some ML-based denoiser, anyway. I wouldn't be surprised if filter choice is nearly irrelevant at this point (except for training).