On Web PNG images there are suggestion for obtaining nice images especially from Postscript.
Use ImageMagick:
convert frames*jpg movie.mpg
Just found an utility that unfortunately
works only on Windows. The good news is that convert
produces already clean JPEGs.
Downscaling produces soft images. Try to use unsharp filter like:
-unsharp 6x3+1+0
Draw your conclusions from the test page.
How to implement it for images?
Kernel: [-200, -100, 0 // -100, 0, 100 // 0, 100, 200]
Take a look at the Noise Reduction Tool Comparison page (using IE!) and see how simple is to compare two images by flipping back and forth between them.
Here are the only techniques I have found useful for sci viz:
Take a look at: GIMPguru, GIMP Savvy.
Investigate the use of mencoder to create Flash movies
convert -fuzz 1% -draw "matte 0,0 floodfill" input.img output.img
but this does not work on Win!
-draw @draw_file
where draw_file
contains:
font Candice font-size 72 gravity center fill white stroke black text 0,0 "Candice"
See the script above.
convert logo: -resize 1x1 -negate -monochrome txt:- | awk '/^0/ {print $NF}'
Anyway, see the script!
If you convert directly EPS to PNG the result is far from optimal. It is better to use eps2png or peps. Both use Ghostscript for the actual conversion.
Used by the filter page. Make it standalone.
Suggestion from the VMD maillist:
composite -dissolve 60 -gravity South molecule.tiff water_shell.tiff -matte output.tiff
For details look at dissolve example.