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"Christopher James Huff" wrote:
> Maybe a smarter algorithm would be possible...if
> there are other high-brightness pixels nearby,
> you are at the edge of a bright object, so clip
> and supersample, otherwise supersample then clip.
I have had similar considerations, but have not managed to get any further
than wondering what method could be used. I don't think it will be trivial,
and there'll always be cases where you get an opposite behavior of what you
want.
If a smart behavior isn't possible, I prefer the current one. The current
method works the same way as if you rendered the image at huge resolution
and then scaled it down.
Rune
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