Cnr2 3.32.2 Crack + Free X64
Cnr2 (chroma noise reduction by dual pass) is based on a double convolution of the image in the video. This double convolution is done in two passes. The first pass is similar to image-smoothing and correction. Because the chroma information is very sensitive to the smoothing, we take the second pass to a time-domain filtering, where we also remove the noise but with a bigger focus on line-y component than on the signal component.
Relevant features:
- No artifacts
- Coherence across the signal
- Uniform enhancement of all the signal over a wide band.
This filter is better for color content than a filter like "Filtering noise in vDVDEngine" was, because a lot of signal is filtered in the small band of the luma and it will distort the signal. You need to use a "filter with less boost" to use this filter to get a coherent visual result.
The higher the bandwidth the better this filter work.
Considerations:
With a very low bandwidth, the low frequencey sharpness will be very noticable, because the filter will have to work very fast to keep the original sharpness.
If the filter is too slow, you will have an aliasing on the sharp colors.
When the filter is too boosty, it will not be withstanding to the strong color component of the signal.
Input chroma can be "white" in some areas of the picture: for the filter must be focused on these areas when filtering the noise, or you will have an aliasing of the color component.
The different colors in the output picture will be a little bit pinkish or cyan. It depends on the bandwidth of the filter.
This is a temporal filter, so the "out of band" colors are not preserved in the "band" area.
Tested with the following source:
ChromaNoise Reduction demo.
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Cnr2 3.32.2 Crack + Free
Cnr2 reduce stationary rainbows in the chroma direction. He's a temporal chroma filter. Cnr2 limit chroma noise with a gaussian filter per chroma channel.
For movie and video, Cnr2 is a source filter on every chroma channel and a saver filter on the video.
Possibly negative filtering on the video file (cut off), this mean that you remove video stream before saving.
With the "negative" behaviour, you will remove "good" pixels from the image.
With the "positive" behaviour, you will remove "bad" pixels from the image.
9 reviews for Cnr2
Rated 5 out of 5
geranther–10/12/2017
Thank you so much for sharing and letting others use this filter. I use it in all my projects :)
Rated 5 out of 5
madodew–11/12/2017
This filter is wonderful on any videos. Even most of 50fps mp4 videos works good. i`m happy that i found this filter.
Rated 5 out of 5
Argent–12/12/2017
Nice Effects
Rated 3 out of 5
OLA–14/12/2017
Thanks for creating this filter. Your works are amazing, keep it up.
Rated 4 out of 5
desolrok–21/12/2017
Really great, just do it on a new video and you will have beautiful results!
Rated 5 out of 5
Hagge–22/12/2017
Does a great job. Especially with hi-def videos.
Rated 4 out of 5
Tib–22/12/2017
Great!
Rated 4 out of 5
hundo–23/12/2017
It works great.
Rated 4 out of 5
krej–25/12/2017
I'll keep an eye on your updates. I also use CM.
Rated 5 out of 5
Hagge–01/01/2018
No more rainbows or moire since the last update!
Rated 5 out of 5
mike2510–01/01/2018
Thank you!
Rated 5 out of 5
abraham–02/01/2018
This filter is great, and works well on Blu
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