In the following we will address a few issues related to dithering:. Undersampling of images: Individual images taken with subpixel offsets can be combined to form an image with higher spatial resolution than that of the original images.
A single dither from the original pixel position, call it 0,0 , to one offset by half a pixel in both x and y 0. On the other hand, very little extra information is gained from obtaining more than four positions. Therefore the recommended number of subpixel dither positions is between 2 and 4. Undersampling of spectral images: The spatial undersampling of compact sources in spectral images becomes apparent after the images are rectified.
Interpolation during the rectification process spreads flux from the local peak row of the spectrum into adjacent rows. The result is undulation of the flux level in the individual spectral rows of the rectified image. Two representative cases are shown in Figure Note that this effect is inconsequential in most cases: if the source is unresolved, several rows of the spectrum will be extracted to make a single spectrum, eliminating the effect; if the source is sufficiently extended to be well sampled, the undulations will not occur.
A problematic situation is encountered when row-by-row spectral analyses are needed of an extended component which is affected by the undulations produced by a compact component e. For example, kinematic measurements of spatially extended emission or absorption lines can be affected in cases where a compact continuum component produces a baseline that fluctuates rapidly across the spectral lines of interest. The amplitude of the fluctuations can be reduced by using the PyRAF routine wx2d instead of x2d.
To obtain substantially greater improvement, one must combine data dithered by a non-integer number of pixels along the slit, e. Hot Pixels in CCD Data: There are three ways to deal with hot pixels: 1 Correct using superdarks constructed from darks taken on the day of the observation. Hot pixels are flagged in the data quality array during dark subtraction and propagate through to the output images.
Dithered images can be combined with MultiDrizzle ; dithered spectral images can be aligned with the STSDAS routine sshift before being combined with ocrreject. If three or more exposures are obtained, cold pixels that produce low fluxes can be rejected with a routine like imcombine , which allows rejection of low fluxes as well as high fluxes.
Alternatively, anomalously low fluxes can be set to very high values with the routine imrepl ; they will then be rejected by ocrreject like hot pixels or cosmic rays. I am now doing many kinds of eye exercises with an optometrist because one of my eyes work more than the other. I really don't have hope on this exercises because my sensibility to eyestrain is so high I can only use eReaders. I suppose you could look for certain time to certain phones and computers before those exercices.
Does it improves drastically with the flipper exercise? This site is best viewed in a modern browser with JavaScript enabled. Something went wrong while trying to load the full version of this site. Try hard-refreshing this page to fix the error. Android Dithering Harrison Maybe some of you already read that in the apple thread, but for those who have problems with their android maybe try out this: "Well guys, I've found a real solution.
Artis Hi i'm new here in this forum. Slacor Welcome! Artis I cite the the user soundstar3 from the apple led thread here: "Have you ever experienced the issue with your s3 where you see faint lines going across the screen? JTL List the specifications of your devices please.
Harrison Wow. Nice to here, that the android workaround helped you. JTL I haven't tried this "surface dithering" tweak, but no amount of hardware overlay tweaking in developer options will solve the PWM obviously I think OP is talking about color flickering, which is different from PWM. Harrison I wanted to come up with this thread again. NotAlone Harrison What happened? The only thing we care about is that one texture pixel maps to one screen pixel to use it exactly as intended.
To archieve that we first multiply the sceenspace UVs by the screen size itself, creating a UV set that increases by 1 for every pixel. Then instead of dividing by the size of the texture the z and w components of this vector we can also multiply with one divided by the size, this value is already saved in the x and y components of this vector.
We do this because a multiplication is usually faster than a division. With this value in hand we can already compare it to the density of the dithering and render the result. Join Date Jun Posts It helps in rendering images in the phone. It also helps in allocating some of the memory for rendering of the images It is always recommended in lower ened phones and not the higher ones.
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