21.08.2021, 16:51
It's like saying interlacing can be taken care of my vertically resizing by a factor of two, then resizing back to the original solution and then applying an anti-aliasing filter. 
Sure technically speaking you get rid of the arifacts, but you destroy so much information in the process. 
There are so many ways to really destroy details.
-> Personally I would strongly advice not to use anti-aliasing filters to get rid of combing artifacts.
Hey, do what you want, but really that is a bad idea to do this on not so trashy content where you do care about detail preservation.
Better read up on what vinverse/vinverse2 do, what the settings mean and properly adjust them.
Ci Selur
Sure technically speaking you get rid of the arifacts, but you destroy so much information in the process. There are so many ways to really destroy details.
-> Personally I would strongly advice not to use anti-aliasing filters to get rid of combing artifacts.
Hey, do what you want, but really that is a bad idea to do this on not so trashy content where you do care about detail preservation.
Better read up on what vinverse/vinverse2 do, what the settings mean and properly adjust them.
Ci Selur
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Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.
Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.