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It's a bit frustrating that the footage is first shot, then denoised in post, then renoised in post, then denoised in encoding and then renoised at decoding.
by _bent 1y ago
It's a bit frustrating that the footage is first shot, then denoised in post, then renoised in post, then denoised in encoding and then renoised at decoding.
- sneak 1y agoOnly if you are aware of it, which 99.9% of people consuming video content are not. It’s simply an unimportant implementation detail (from a viewer’s perspective who doesn’t really care about bitrate-as-cost).
- dist-epoch 1y agoYou worry too much, it's all fake. What you think is the "footage" will be many layers from various sources composited together. Fake lights, fake shadows, fake sky, ...