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kantoku overfiltered

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Radioactive
about 15 years ago
Horrible bit of photoshop work.
Azarel
about 15 years ago
Some people have bad monitors... (including me.... well I can see that.... barely.... if I move my head around xD)
asterixvader
about 15 years ago
It lacks tags... blurry would fit perfectly.
midzki
about 15 years ago
I think blurry tag should be goes to overfiltered.
if noone disagree, I'll replace them.

and if tag overfiltered added, I'll check them by chance they are failed scanning_resolution or not.
(all scanning_resolution also have overfiltered and/or screening)
Imbir
about 15 years ago
...and it is too low quality to be worth fixing it :(
asterixvader
about 15 years ago
midzki said:
I think blurry tag should be goes to overfiltered.
if noone disagree, I'll replace them.
Do you really think anyone would disagree with you? Death to those who do!
Radioactive
about 15 years ago
midzki said:
I think blurry tag should be goes to overfiltered.
if noone disagree, I'll replace them.
No point having both.
midzki
about 15 years ago
done. I'll check them individually after.
aoie emesai
about 15 years ago
Isn't the blurry tag for blurry images and the overfiltered tag used blurry and over contrasted images?

If so, it's better to merge the "blurry" into the "overfiltered"
Radioactive
about 15 years ago
aoie_emesai said:
Isn't the blurry tag for blurry images and the overfiltered tag used blurry and over contrasted images?

If so, it's better to merge the "blurry" into the "overfiltered"
Um. Isn't that what Midzki just did?
aoie emesai
about 15 years ago
hahaha ^^ I misread. My fault.
reiserFS
about 15 years ago
This is beyond overfiltered, can't see shit.
SciFi
about 15 years ago
I don't think there is a tag that covers the problems with it. It is burry/overfiltered, but it also lacks filtering of the background mess.
Radioactive
about 15 years ago
The 'horrible' tag would be correct (but we don't use it)