On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Ok no other way than working on the RGB before YUV
Take a look at the utilties/filters in the NetPBM package. Some of
them handle 'streams' (back-to-back) PNM images - I seem to recall
some denoising filters in that package
> You can reconstruct _a_ blue from the U and V planes but it won't
> be the _original_ blue.
That is what I was suspecting ...
Ok no other way than working on the RGB before YUV
> Good Luck!
euphemism :-)
Cheers
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On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> that a movie media made of several layers does not have the same granularity
> (which does obably apply on classic still cameras as well).
> The blue layer seems to be made of bigger grains than other, therefore not
> having the same resolution.
Gday
I think I am gonna be a pain again. Following the setup of my telecine machine
and further readings (yes, I did RTFM on this one), it appears that a movie
media made of several layers does not have the same granularity (which does
obably apply on classic still cameras as well). The blue la
Gday Roine
Well ... If I follow, it sounds to be better off with a couple of nice 32 bits
in cluster mode than a 64 ??
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just end user
> Therefore, applications that do not use the larger addressing space
> won't be any faster on a "64 bit operating system". If anything, it
> just means 2x t
