Difference between revisions of "F3kdb Debanding"
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Banding=last.f3kdb (sample_mode=2, range=15, Y=88, dither_algo=3 , dynamic_grain=false, grainY=50, grainC=20) | |||
ConditionalFilter (last, Banding, "SceneType", "<", "1") | |||
ConditionalReader ("D:\banding.txt", "SceneType") | |||
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banding.txt: | banding.txt: | ||
Revision as of 19:34, 16 September 2021
- Two example on how to debanding with f3kdb.
- Of course you can play with f3kdb tweaks. Pay attention to not add to much grain or any other filter to avoid source alteration cause of excesive filtering.
- Read more about F3kdb tweaks.
1:
replaceframessimple(last, last.f3kdb(sample_mode=2, range=15, Y=88, dither_algo=3
\ , dynamic_grain=false, grainY=50, grainC=20)
\ , mappings="[435 715] [3041 5605]")
2:
Banding=last.f3kdb (sample_mode=2, range=15, Y=88, dither_algo=3 , dynamic_grain=false, grainY=50, grainC=20)
ConditionalFilter (last, Banding, "SceneType", "<", "1")
ConditionalReader ("D:\banding.txt", "SceneType")
banding.txt:
TYPE int
DEFAULT 0
R 10 1 # Applying f3kdb for frame 10
R 20 50 1 # Applying f3kdb for frame 20 and 50 aswell for every frame between them.