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2023-10-18, 02:13 AM
I used to run a horror site, esplatter.com. I am very much into the idea of restorations and ATTEMPTED to restore/upscale The Stepford Wives (1975) with mixed results (at best) using Topaz. I'm curious what tools people are using.
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2023-10-18, 11:50 AM
(2023-10-18, 02:13 AM)luciusgore Wrote: I used to run a horror site, esplatter.com. I am very much into the idea of restorations and ATTEMPTED to restore/upscale The Stepford Wives (1975) with mixed results (at best) using Topaz. I'm curious what tools people are using.

Welcome! I know a number of people here use Avisynth filters, I'm sure they'd be happy to let you know more.
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2023-10-18, 09:30 PM
Hi and welcome! Do not use Topaz, it has color shifts and also destroy grain. Resolve Superscale is one alternative, or Avisynth filters as noter by Alex!
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