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Create anti-aliasing / inverted smart blur?
I’d like to try to soften the high-contrast edges in a 3D rendered sequence that doesn’t have enough anti-aliasing. What’s the best way to address this? It seems like I’m trying to do the opposite of what the smart blur or does– or blur the hi-contrast edges, but leave anything below a certain threshold alone. Maybe like an unsharp mask with negative values?
Any suggestions?Thanks,
GregAntifreeze Design
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Try duplicating your footage twice so you have three layers.
On the top layer apply the Find Edges effect and use it as a luma track matte for the middle layer which is blurred. These two would be over an unaffected bottom layer.How’s that?
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Thanks. That worked.
Unfortunately, it wasn’t enough to fix the flickering so I’m going to try to re-render that element in C4D and overlay it.
-GregAntifreeze Design
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