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    SM-B350E - Preview Jaggies Report

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    The document discusses an issue with jaggies (stair-stepping artifacts) occurring in previews when downscaling a 2 megapixel sensor image from 800x600 to 320x240. Downscaling by 2.5x for resizing leads to discarding of pixels according to the step size of the scaling algorithm, resulting in a higher probability of jaggies. The conclusion is that the cause is the discarding of pixels during downscaling sampling, and to address jaggies in previews, the current scaling algorithm level should be proceeded with.

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    The document discusses an issue with jaggies (stair-stepping artifacts) occurring in previews when downscaling a 2 megapixel sensor image from 800x600 to 320x240. Downscaling by 2.5x for resizing leads to discarding of pixels according to the step size of the scaling algorithm, resulting in a higher probability of jaggies. The conclusion is that the cause is the discarding of pixels during downscaling sampling, and to address jaggies in previews, the current scaling algorithm level should be proceeded with.

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    The document discusses an issue with jaggies (stair-stepping artifacts) occurring in previews when downscaling a 2 megapixel sensor image from 800x600 to 320x240. Downscaling by 2.5x for resizing leads to discarding of pixels according to the step size of the scaling algorithm, resulting in a higher probability of jaggies. The conclusion is that the cause is the discarding of pixels during downscaling sampling, and to address jaggies in previews, the current scaling algorithm level should be proceeded with.

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    SM-B350E - Preview Jaggies Report

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    Amit Kumar
    The document discusses an issue with jaggies (stair-stepping artifacts) occurring in previews when downscaling a 2 megapixel sensor image from 800x600 to 320x240. Downscaling by 2.5x for resizing leads to discarding of pixels according to the step size of the scaling algorithm, resulting in a higher probability of jaggies. The conclusion is that the cause is the discarding of pixels during downscaling sampling, and to address jaggies in previews, the current scaling algorithm level should be proceeded with.

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    SM-B350E Preview Jaggies Report


    May. 2015
    Siliconfile
    Preview Jaggies Issue Confidential

    When Preview, LCD Jaggies

    - When 2M sensor set to resize 800x600 preview to 320x240,


    In the sensor, when Down Scaling 2.5x for Resizing 320x240, the Jaggies occur.

    Down
    Scaling
    X2.5

    <800x600> <320x240> 10x10


    25x25 (2.5 Step Sampling)
    10x10

    Since the pixels discarded by Scaling


    Algorithm for Sampling according to
    step size, the Higher probability of
    occurrence jaggies.

    800x600 320x240
    Preview Scaling Preview

    >> . . >> !
    Preview Jaggies Issue Confidential

    Conclusion

    - Cause: Since the pixels discarded by Scaling Algorithm for Sampling


    according to step size, the Jaggies occur.

    Scaler algorithm to solve the difficulties in the jaggies,


    Regard to previews jaggies, we request to proceed the current level.

    >> . . 3 >> !

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