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UAR (Ultimate Aspect Ratio) screenshot comparisons
#31
Very good results, bravo!!! Ok

As this is quite difficult sometimes even to match SDR colors, I guess it's pretty impossible to perfectly match SDR & HDR. Sadly I never worked (yet) with HDR projects, so I can't help here; but you can ask to random.next (author of AutoOverlay), maybe he could help you.
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#32
(2020-12-13, 06:37 PM)spoRv Wrote: Very good results, bravo!!! Ok

As this is quite difficult sometimes even to match SDR colors, I guess it's pretty impossible to perfectly match SDR & HDR. Sadly I never worked (yet) with HDR projects, so I can't help here; but you can ask to random.next (author of AutoOverlay), maybe he could help you.

Thank you! Smile
I'm honestly starting to give up in the idea of preserving the HDR colors because it seems like it would be too much of a hassle then to also color-grade the extra scenes (I also want to edit back in the the Extended Edition scenes and the finished Deleted Scenes).
Though do you have any suggestions on how to make the colors match better? Or any suggestions at all! Alignment also messes up sometimes, here is my script:
Code:
OM=FFmpegSource2("Open.Matte.1080p.mkv").Trim(216, 0)#.Lanczos4Resize(3840,2160)
WS=FFmpegSource2("Theatrical.Cut.2160p.Blu-ray.REMUX.mov").Crop(0,280,0,-280)
OverlayEngine(OM.ConvertToY8(), WS.ConvertToY8(), statFile="G:\Project Files\HP1\Overlay2.stat", editor=true, configs=OverlayConfig(minSampleArea=3000, RequiredSampleArea=5000,subpixel=3,correction=2))
OverlayRender(OM.ConvertToYV24(), WS.ConvertToYV24(), width=1920, height=1080, gradient=25, coloradjust=1, mode=4, debug=false)
ConvertToYV12()
ConvertToRGB()
ImageWriter("G:\Project Files\HP1\IMF\F",0,0,"png")
and here is a scenario where my current settings for coloradjust don't seem to do very well:
[Image: F107247.png]
Also, do you think you could help out with a digital copy of those DVD OM versions of the movies, maybe through DM? I can't find these bad boys anywhere lol
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#33
As you are going to use UHD, why limit output to 1920x1080 instead of 3840x2160?

About DVD: is really a pain in the... neck to align three different sources, beware! Smile you should find them in some russian tracker, I guess.

Out of curiosity: can you post the worst color matching frame?
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(2020-12-13, 06:57 PM)spoRv Wrote: As you are going to use UHD, why limit output to 1920x1080 instead of 3840x2160?

About DVD: is really a pain in the... neck to align three different sources, beware! Smile you should find them in some russian tracker, I guess.

Out of curiosity: can you post the worst color matching frame?

Yep, no I am aware I did that just to run some quicker tests^
here are two worst-case scenarios:
https://i.imgur.com/egcMu6c.png
https://i.imgur.com/VKLyz36.png
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(2020-12-13, 07:10 PM)Klexos Wrote: here are two worst-case scenarios:
https://i.imgur.com/egcMu6c.png
https://i.imgur.com/VKLyz36.png

Eek

Try to use mode=1 AND luma=true
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(2020-12-13, 07:25 PM)spoRv Wrote:
(2020-12-13, 07:10 PM)Klexos Wrote: here are two worst-case scenarios:
https://i.imgur.com/egcMu6c.png
https://i.imgur.com/VKLyz36.png

Eek

Try to use mode=1 AND luma=true
I get an: `OverlayRender does not have a named argument "luma"`error
Code:
OverlayRender(OM.ConvertToYV24(), WS.ConvertToYV24(), width=1920, height=1080, luma=true, gradient=25, coloradjust=1, mode=1, debug=false)
I also tried lumaOnly as per the documentation on the avisynth wiki but I get the same thing
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(2020-12-13, 07:42 PM)Klexos Wrote: I get an: `OverlayRender does not have a named argument "luma"`error
Code:
OverlayRender(OM.ConvertToYV24(), WS.ConvertToYV24(), width=1920, height=1080, luma=true, gradient=25, coloradjust=1, mode=1, debug=false)
I also tried lumaOnly as per the documentation on the avisynth wiki but I get the same thing

Sorry, yes, I meant lumaonly; strange, it is supposed to work - it overlay just luma from WS to OM...
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(2020-12-13, 07:48 PM)spoRv Wrote:
(2020-12-13, 07:42 PM)Klexos Wrote: I get an: `OverlayRender does not have a named argument "luma"`error
Code:
OverlayRender(OM.ConvertToYV24(), WS.ConvertToYV24(), width=1920, height=1080, luma=true, gradient=25, coloradjust=1, mode=1, debug=false)
I also tried lumaOnly as per the documentation on the avisynth wiki but I get the same thing

Sorry, yes, I meant lumaonly; strange, it is supposed to work - it overlay just luma from WS to OM...

Oh I think I know what happened. Seems the plugin has been updated and the parameter no longer exists. I'll have to study this now I guess xd
https://github.com/introspected/AutoOverlay
Though it says colorAdjust is not implemented yet but it works, so that's weird
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
ultimateaspectratio.ga domain is working again - as well as all the links found in the first post.
HAVE FUN!
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#40
Are there any video examples of this? I'm curious how it would look on my setup (being a large OLED in a blacked out room)
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