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Step 2 : surfacing

Tune the surfacing slider (the left one) to remove noise from surfaces without losing details or bluring. The color images below show the surfacing step results, while the gray images show what was removed from originals in the calculation, for 3 values on 3 parts of the demo image.

Originals
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Surfacing 20 : not enough, a lot of noise still appear
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Surfacing 25 : correct, all noise remove, some details start to be removed, a few blur start to appear
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Surfacing 40 : too much, details were lost, a lot of blur
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Advanced tuning : you may try to tune the second slider (the right one) that, in some cases, can remove pixelisation effects on edges.

Advanced tuning : depending on the kind of noise you have, you can play with the "Chroma modes", to avoid chroma artifact to be considered as images details. Be careful, in this step, "Chroma modes" can produce more posterisations (stair effects) on pure color continuous surfaces.

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