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I posted this awhile back, but it needed better antialiasing.
This one (1280x1024) uses method 2, depth 4 with a
threshold of 0.01, took about 10 days to render, but there's
still jaggies. It's about 1Mb (change the "png" to "bmp" for
the original):
http://sdg.ag.uidaho.edu/Images/BlindLemon.png
Any ideas and suggestions greatly appreciated...
=Bob=
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I don't have an idea how you can enhance even more such a stunning quality.
I would like to see the spiral track of the record but know that for very
thin and close lines, it is lmost impossible to avoid strange interferance
artifacts.
Congratulations !!
"=Bob=" <robertUNDERSCOREdobbinsATmailDOTtdsDOTnet> wrote:
> I posted this awhile back, but it needed better antialiasing.
> This one (1280x1024) uses method 2, depth 4 with a
> threshold of 0.01, took about 10 days to render, but there's
> still jaggies. It's about 1Mb (change the "png" to "bmp" for
> the original):
>
> http://sdg.ag.uidaho.edu/Images/BlindLemon.png
>
> Any ideas and suggestions greatly appreciated...
> =Bob=
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"StDunstan" <fla### [at] yahoocom> wrote in message
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: I don't have an idea how you can enhance even more such a stunning quality.
Thanks!
: I would like to see the spiral track of the record but know that for very
: thin and close lines, it is lmost impossible to avoid strange interferance
: artifacts.
I wanted to add that but haven't figured it out yet.
: Congratulations !!
Thanks again!
=Bob=
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> method 2, depth 4 with a
> threshold of 0.01
need threshold 0.0 (be sure to specify 0.0 and not just 0) and as far as I
can tell, a depth of 2 would be sufficent (and a lot faster).
> took about 10 days to render, but there's still jaggies
Wow. ;-)
Regards,
Hugo
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"Hugo Asm" <hua### [at] post3teledk> wrote in message news:4138ce87$1@news.povray.org...
: > method 2, depth 4 with a
: > threshold of 0.01
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: need threshold 0.0 (be sure to specify 0.0 and not just 0) and as far as I
: can tell, a depth of 2 would be sufficent (and a lot faster).
I will try it. I wanted the moire patterns though.
: > took about 10 days to render, but there's still jaggies
: Wow. ;-)
: Regards,
: Hugo
Thanks! I appreciate your suggestions.
=Bob=
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Nice work.
Did you use a focal blur camera
some of the writing might be cleaned up if you up the samples etc in the
camera...if you did use a blur cam.?
:)
"=Bob=" <robertUNDERSCOREdobbinsATmailDOTtdsDOTnet> wrote:
> I posted this awhile back, but it needed better antialiasing.
>
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"sprocket" <ter### [at] upnawaycom> wrote in message
news:web.413f5ad4e7ee6dfd48cbffb00@news.povray.org...
: Nice work.
Thank you!
: Did you use a focal blur camera
: some of the writing might be cleaned up if you up the samples etc in the
: camera...if you did use a blur cam.?
: :)
No focal blur was used. The original scan of the label is
pixelated (I found it online), so maybe I'll try some clean-up
some day, or try to do a better scan myself with a different
label, I have no Blind Lemon Jefferson records myself.
=Bob=
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