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i'm running 0.8.3.
i'm wondering what type(s) of scaling kdenlive uses? normally if i zoom-in i'd want some fancy scaling algorithm to "fill in the blanks" and make the zoomed-in video look good (sometimes this means sharp, other times it means smooth). but i'm planning to do some camera comparison videos and i want the zoomed-in footage to be just zoomed in without any type of optimization. can anyone tell me how kdenlive handles this? are there options that affect it? thanks! |
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bicubic I think, no options exposed that i know of.
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Corners lets you chose the algo, but it is a bit clumsy to get a straight zoom.
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good to know about "corners", i wouldn't have thought to look there and it's not something i've used before. yeah, it looks like it can do the job, but clumsy is the right word ;)
i guess someday we'll see those interpolation methods as a drop-down in the regular zoom and scale functions, but at least i know where to find them, for now. for pixel-peeking and video camera comparisons, i guess "Nearest Neighbor" is what i want. thanks! |
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