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Pixel interpolation methods under Integration and Registration tabs

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(@jhart)
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Tab 4 Register and Tab 6 Integrate ask for selection of the pixel interpolation algorithm, scale and undershoot/overshoot protection. How do those two tabs selections relate to each other? Do I need to take care to make the same selections in each one? Does one control over the other?

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Jeff



   
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They are the same, but in tab 4 this only applies when you're saving the registered frames.



   
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(@jhart)
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Hi Vincent,

Thanks for the explanation.  One more question if you don't mind. I usually process each tab in order before going to the next one.  If I will being integrating the subs in tab 6 and specifying the interpolation algorithms there, should I just ignore setting the algorithms in tabs 4 and 5?

Thanks again,

Jeff



   
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Yes those settings in tabs 4 and 5 only apply when saving in between and can be ignored when doing the integration in 1 go.



   
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