Many a times images are blurred or upscaled content is also not as
crisp as original rendered image. Traditional sharpening techniques often
apply a uniform level of enhancement across entire image, which sometimes
result in over-sharpening of some areas and potential loss of natural details.
Regards,
Nemesa
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> I reviewed the KWin implementation for this
> (https://invent.kde.org/plasma/kwin/-/merge_requests/7689
Many a times images are blurred or upscaled content is also not as
crisp as original rendered image. Traditional sharpening techniques often
apply a uniform level of enhancement across entire image, which sometimes
result in over-sharpening of some areas and potential loss of natural details.
I reviewed the KWin implementation for this
(https://invent.kde.org/plasma/kwin/-/merge_requests/7689), and the
uAPI looks good to me.
- Xaver
Many a times images are blurred or upscaled content is also not as
crisp as original rendered image. Traditional sharpening techniques often
apply a uniform level of enhancement across entire image, which sometimes
result in over-sharpening of some areas and potential loss of natural detail
Many a times images are blurred or upscaled content is also not as
crisp as original rendered image. Traditional sharpening techniques often
apply a uniform level of enhancement across entire image, which sometimes
result in over-sharpening of some areas and potential loss of natural details.
Many a times images are blurred or upscaled content is also not as
crisp as original rendered image. Traditional sharpening techniques often
apply a uniform level of enhancement across entire image, which sometimes
result in over-sharpening of some areas and potential loss of natural details.
In
Many a times images are blurred or upscaled content is also not as
crisp as original rendered image. Traditional sharpening techniques often
apply a uniform level of enhancement across entire image, which sometimes
result in over-sharpening of some areas and potential loss of natural details.
I
