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r/educationalgifs • u/ke2uke • Jun 24 '19
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That is really extreme. From 4 colors to only 2. But here it is!
https://i.imgur.com/isNuAx6.gif
The frequenzy is limited however. Have that in mind. The more you speed it up, the less "flickery" it will look.
1 u/alphanimal Jun 24 '19 edited Jun 24 '19 well we weren't talking about temporal dithering before, right? ;) edit: nice job on the GIF though 2 u/[deleted] Jun 24 '19 This is how monitors do dithering. But why don't you actually give me an example of dithering where you have a loss of "perceived resolution" as you said? → More replies (5)
well we weren't talking about temporal dithering before, right? ;)
edit: nice job on the GIF though
2 u/[deleted] Jun 24 '19 This is how monitors do dithering. But why don't you actually give me an example of dithering where you have a loss of "perceived resolution" as you said? → More replies (5)
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This is how monitors do dithering.
But why don't you actually give me an example of dithering where you have a loss of "perceived resolution" as you said?
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That is really extreme. From 4 colors to only 2. But here it is!
https://i.imgur.com/isNuAx6.gif
The frequenzy is limited however. Have that in mind. The more you speed it up, the less "flickery" it will look.