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fireattack
almost 15 years agocastle
almost 15 years agomidzki
almost 15 years agoChrissues
almost 15 years agoSciFi
almost 15 years agoRadioactive
almost 15 years agoXcalibur
almost 15 years agoxxxalice
almost 15 years agofireattack
almost 15 years agomidzki
almost 15 years agoxxxalice
almost 15 years agoMDGeist
almost 15 years agoSciFi
almost 15 years agoMDGeist
almost 15 years agoRadioactive
almost 15 years agoSciFi
almost 15 years agoMDGeist
almost 15 years agoIts a hardware issue, my laptop isnt the newest.
If I can fix that using other drivers it would help alot.
Radioactive
almost 15 years agoMDGeist
almost 15 years agoIts no use to move left/right or up.
Only when i look from down straight up. Strange, wonder if my monitor @ home behaves that way...
Chrissues
almost 15 years agoOf course in stead of discussing we could be fixing \o/
AZD-A9S
almost 15 years ago.....but never say that to petopeto.
(Brrrr.)
MDGeist
almost 15 years agomade some handyshots, now if i only knew how to make this compare stuff
added 2 areas...
for the dot area, could hardly spot the upper left and lower right.
Middle ones were "invisible" like the gap
do you know the proverb :
now looking at that image and the other fail, its like he has the same problem as me.
if you compare post #123713 with the original, youll notice that on her one leg part, its where there was a huger gap in the original with other color, not enough smoothing => still noticeable depending on ankle and monitor
this would explain why this attempt failed so hard :
edit:
again, lotsa lotsa hard to see black dots on that pic... is that scanning dust ? or some sort color/scanning error?
midzki
almost 15 years agoPS: The main problem on this fix is gradations and edge continuousness which can be seen on the resized sample. if this dust is regarded as a fault, more than half of scans must have same faults.
syaoran-kun
almost 15 years agoRadioactive
almost 15 years ago