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...I really ought to redo the SMACX leaderheads bigger and all the same size...
Quote from: Buster's Uncle on February 23, 2021, 12:16:22 AMSo you start with this, of course:Now, GIMP has a nice Deinterlace feature. Image>Mode>RGB, then Filters>Enhance>Deinterlace. A popup asks for Keep odd fields or Keep even fields.Choosing odd yields this: and choosing even, this: -The latter definitely better than odd/dark, but not good.So what I did was this: opening a Layers box -Windows>Dockable Dialogs>Layers- I duplicated the original interlaced shot I cropped out of the Belivers' faction .pcx. -Layer>Duplicate Layer.- You can also right-click on the layers box to do that.NOW, I deinterlaced both copies, one even and the other odd. I made sure the upper layer was selected by clicking on it, and slid the Opacity slider up top to 50%.Then Image>Merge Visible Layers>Clicked Clipped to image in the popup>Merge. The result was nice w/ most of the bad details in the respective deinterlaces smoothed out/corrected, but a teeny bit dark. So, Colors>Brightness-Contrast>upped both exactly 20% and saved the result as a .png.Cool job! Thanks for sharing your experience Buster's Uncle! Have you a guide for doing opposite? Making normal graphic to interlaced as SMAC?
So you start with this, of course:Now, GIMP has a nice Deinterlace feature. Image>Mode>RGB, then Filters>Enhance>Deinterlace. A popup asks for Keep odd fields or Keep even fields.Choosing odd yields this: and choosing even, this: -The latter definitely better than odd/dark, but not good.So what I did was this: opening a Layers box -Windows>Dockable Dialogs>Layers- I duplicated the original interlaced shot I cropped out of the Belivers' faction .pcx. -Layer>Duplicate Layer.- You can also right-click on the layers box to do that.NOW, I deinterlaced both copies, one even and the other odd. I made sure the upper layer was selected by clicking on it, and slid the Opacity slider up top to 50%.Then Image>Merge Visible Layers>Clicked Clipped to image in the popup>Merge. The result was nice w/ most of the bad details in the respective deinterlaces smoothed out/corrected, but a teeny bit dark. So, Colors>Brightness-Contrast>upped both exactly 20% and saved the result as a .png.
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