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 <h1>20161114 - Believing in an Image</h1>
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 <b>Distraction Free Rendering</b>
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 The stills below are from the filtering talk I gave a while back.
 Showing a journey through some folded fractal space.
 They are captures from a real-time tracer running at over 120 Hz at 1080p on a 2.8 Tflop/s laptop GPU.
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 The images have better than 1080p resolution phase response, 
 meaning you can localize the position of an edge to a sub-pixel position.
 However the images have lower than 1080p frequency response,
 meaning the images look substantially sharper when viewed at half resolution.
 This is a direct result of the following process,
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 <li>Each frame traces 960x540 rays in a temporally changing low-discrepancy pattern.
 <li>The rays also sample their prior color as reprojected from the prior 1920x1080 frame.
 <li>Finaly the {new,old} output at low-descrepency 960x540, is reconstructed at regular grid 1920x1080.
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 As you move through the space in real-time,
 the output feels like a window into another world.
 There is nothing in the visual output which breaks immersion.
 It makes no difference that in terms of sharpness this could only qualify as a 480x270 image 
 if the evaluation metric was to match the visual sharpness of bitmap text.
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 <strong>The critical element is a total lack of any kind of temporal aliasing,
 mixed with sub-pixel precision for localizing all edge gradients.</strong>
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 <center><i>TimothyLottes.github.io - Welcome to this Online Blog and Archive.</i></center>
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 <a href="20161114.html">20161114 - Believing in an Image</a><br>
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 <b>2016</b><br>
 <a href="20161114.html">20161114 - Believing in an Image</a><br>
 <a href="20161113.html">20161113 - Vintage Programming 2</a><br>
 <a href="20161112.html">20161112 - Plasma Displays</a><br>
 <a href="20161109.html">20161109 - CreamTracker</a><br>
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