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Up-Rezzing
Can someone tell me in simple terms what Up-rezzing is all about? How does it work? Thanks!
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Thanks for the link. The sample pictures were quite useful.
What I don't understand is why in this day and age popular image processing programs don't offer full 2D sinc function interpolation for image resizing. It's a computer. Sure, the image will shift in both dimensions by the group delay, but just crop the image by that amount automatically. Or, just keep these new pixels produced by the resampling process and include them in the resize automatically. There really should no aliasing going on. I think the problem is that coder just do connect the dots and haven't looked at the frequency responses of these spline and low order polynomial filters. If users are worried about 8 vs. 16 bit word depth for images, they should definitely be worrying about noise levels that are much higher than the 8 bit level. Generally, better interpolation filters reduce contrast at image feature edges, but after resampling, this contrast is noise. For static images, it may be less of a deal, but for video, this noise will appear to swim. The horror ! As for the comment on the sharpening filter, this just amplifies high frequencies, and of course, noise. |
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