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  1. 31st Dec 2023 14:13 #1
    yoeymeme
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    Is there any filter at AviSynth which warps the chroma to the luma edges to try to achieve precise color resolution?
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    Originally Posted by yoeymeme View Post
    Is there any filter at AviSynth which warps the chroma to the luma edges to try to achieve precise color resolution?
    Awarpsharp , Awarpsharp2 has a chroma mode that is guided by luma (the default mode=4)

    eg where you adjust the depth value
    Code:
    MergeChroma(AWarpSharp2(depth=x))
    There are also various chroma upscaling techniques .

    ChromaReconstructor , but it's very slow
    http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=173005

    Another is using various neural net upscalers on the chroma planes
    AIUpscale has some chroma modes , but there are many other types of upscalers you might use on the chroma (not necessarily avisynth only either)
    https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=181665
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