Interesting ASharp phenomenon...
I tried a few different scripts and took screenshots to see the difference between them. I made an interesting discovery regarding ASharp. You can see for yourself, here:
With ASharp http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/error.gif Without ASharp http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/error.gif Amazing how much of the image "disappears" when NOT using ASharp. Almost as if the image is vertically stretched. Look at the bottom of the images to see what I mean... Is this a known fact coz I never heard of it before? This is the script I used: Quote:
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i can't get the images,i only see a word wrote:
"image"...not the link! :? |
Well you should see the images, not the address. Try loading the page again, please. It should be fixed now... :oops: I hope. I can see them. :wink:
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really strange audioslave with opera i got the word "image", with IE i got a "x" without any image... (right click and "show image" don't work too) what type of image is posted? (bmp,jpg...?) :? edited> is jpg28x30(proprieties)but can't show! http://www20.brinkster.com/dogpoundonline/ASharp.jpg http://www20.brinkster.com/dogpoundonline/No-ASharp.jpg :? |
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now i got... copy the links to IE (new page foe each image)! |
oh yes i see the differences but i did the same here with and without asharp
and don't got this problems. try without "GripCrop"...one time i have some problems like this too, is posted somewhere here! :wink: |
I just tried the script with a simple BicubicResize() line. And with that line in the script it is even worse! Because you lose pixels from the sides too as well as on the top and bottom. Strange indeed!
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i don't know about you other guys, but it still can't see the pictures
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@ muhali3
open 2 pages with IE, one page for each link: http://www20.brinkster.com/dogpoundonline/ASharp.jpg http://www20.brinkster.com/dogpoundonline/No-ASharp.jpg :) you will see the images! @ audioslave i did 4 pictures... 2 with gripcrop: with and without asharp have differences like you posted! 8O but the 2 with bicubicresize: with and without asharp :arrow: don't have any difference :!: 8O 8O like i wrote is a little gripcrop "problem" ! :arrow: and the worse: with gripcrop you loose "some" image in the top/botton (part of the scene) no matter if you're using asharp! yes, the image, not the "size" :!: the image "encrease" from the center to the top and to the botton, loosing little parts in the top and botton! seems a "buble" from the center to top/botton that change the linearity of height! 8O 8O hey, you have "eagle eyes" too :!: :lol: |
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:?: :?: They are there in his post. I see them. Wonder whats causing the problem for some and not others? hmmm |
Audioslave, ...I posted your images to my Lycos free account so there will be no problem for anyone by viewing them in diff. browsers:
Audioslaves script using Asharp http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/error.gif Audioslaves script using no Asharp http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/error.gif I loaded the two pictures in one Photoshop Layer PSD, as I every time do it like this when comparing different filter settings in my scripts etc. ;-) Well I don't know the reason, but personally I do really prefer not to use GripFit in all my encodings. I choose FitCD or in Moviestacker the option "use Gripfit" unchecked. Cause I want to know what happens when resizing. Using Gripfit in scripts to show here in the forum is more comfortable cause of just adding the width and the height by the readers. Maybe SansGrip knows a solution to this ... or why GripFit behaves like this when performing an asharp before?! |
Thankx for helping me out with the pictures, incredible! :D Now even I can't see the pictures! :? Hmmm...
Yes, jorel, guess it's better to use the resizing lines from MovieStacker instead. (Eagle eyes :!: :wink: ) |
It's always better to control process by yourself than trust at blind way in some even very sophisticated machine code :wink: :wink: :wink:
bman |
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