4.5,4.5 Pro and 4.1 comparison 1
It looks like 4.1 does a better job at demozaic.
The pictures below are processed by, from left to right, 4.5 (tif), 4.5 Pro (tif) and 4.1 (jpg 100%) under the exactly same settings. I don't have 4.1 tif fomart.
300% zoom
http://www.four-thirds.cn/forum/attachments/month_0810/20081024_017d85afbb26d23e7274RctrQXUUTzQm.png
500% zoom
http://www.four-thirds.cn/forum/attachments/month_0810/20081024_5d732556af438ad294c8RSFCDuCUYdBZ.png
The pictures below are processed by, from left to right, 4.5 (tif), 4.5 Pro (tif) and 4.1 (jpg 100%) under the exactly same settings. I don't have 4.1 tif fomart.
300% zoom
http://www.four-thirds.cn/forum/attachments/month_0810/20081024_017d85afbb26d23e7274RctrQXUUTzQm.png
500% zoom
http://www.four-thirds.cn/forum/attachments/month_0810/20081024_5d732556af438ad294c8RSFCDuCUYdBZ.png
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I'd say it looks like 4.1 is just smoothing the neighboring color components together more, and that 4.5 could retrieve more detail. But without a TIFF from 4.1 it is impossible to say, the JPEG compression throws out and ability to do pixel-peeping comparisons.
How do they look at 100%? Printed? That's what matters.0 -
[quote="Christopher" wrote:
I'd say it looks like 4.1 is just smoothing the neighboring color components together more, and that 4.5 could retrieve more detail. But without a TIFF from 4.1 it is impossible to say, the JPEG compression throws out and ability to do pixel-peeping comparisons.
How do they look at 100%? Printed? That's what matters.
I tried JPEG output at 100% from 4.5 Pro, the maze in the letter N still exists.
It's not a problem of JPEG compression.
At 100% zoom, the maze problem is barely noticeable.0
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