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- | ====== Video filter Gauss smooth ====== | ||
- | This is the first filter from the convolution filter family(nbsp)(ndash) Gauss smooth, Mean and Median. The convolution filters take a 3x3 matrix and apply it to the pixel neighbours. They can be applied on luma/chroma or both. | ||
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- | When they're applied on chroma only, they are very efficient to get rid of chroma noise from analog TV or VCR capture. For even more effective chroma smoothing, see the [[Video filter Median (5x5)|Median (5x5)]] filter. | ||
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- | Typical chroma effects on analog video may look like this: | ||
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- | Applying some convolution-based filters on chroma reduces the artifacts: | ||
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- | The good thing about blurring chrominance is that it does not affect the perceived picture sharpness and structure too much, as that's mainly determined by the luminance part. |