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I dunno, it kind of fits the grainy WWII wartime photography source.
by scott_karana 12y ago
I dunno, it kind of fits the grainy WWII wartime photography source.
- nitrogen 12y agoIt makes the JPEG artifacting around the edges highly visible, though. They didn't really have macroblocks in WWII.
- anigbrowl 12y agoNah, he's right - pixellation and macroblocking on a supposedly vintage photograph just kills it for me - it's become my test for whether an Irish bar is fake or not :-) One handy trick if your historical source photo is just too small is to resize and then apply a halftone effect - at least the analog-type distortion is consistent with that of newspapers, textbooks etc.