Re: Does rotaion soften the image ?

On 4 juil, 13:54, lisztfr <liszt...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 1 juil, 10:18, Michael Schumacher <schum...@xxxxxx> wrote:



On 30 Jun., 13:19, lisztfr <liszt...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

A subjective impression, mostly in photofiltre.

Yes, it does (except for a few possible corner cases, like rotating by
multiples of 90°).

Sometimes i noticed that Gimp works better than photofiltre, for example in resizing
fonts....

Make sure that you are comparing the same interpolation schemes - for
example, comparing nearest neighbor (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Nearest-neighbor_interpolation) to linear (http://en.wikipedia.org/
wiki/Linear_interpolation) won't allow you to judge the performance of
either application.

HTH,
Michael

http://cjoint.com/data/hen0rqseAx.htm

I think this demonstrated how i ruined my photos while rotating them ?
i applied 5 x 0,2 Deg rotation in photofiltre... :(

L

http://php.educanet2.ch/corinne/images/divers/scrabble_vivant/grille_geante_couleurs.jpg

The original file i used... now i will try to understand this
wikipedia interpolation pages...

L
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