Fundamentals of Computer Graphics¶
Marschner, S., & Shirley, P. (2021). Fundamentals of Computer Graphics. CRC Press.
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Primes¶
- Aliasing
- In video and imaging, temporal undersampling makes wheels appear to rotate backward (the wagon-wheel effect), and spatial undersampling of fine textures produces moiré patterns and jagged edges where the pixel grid folds high spatial frequencies into false coarse ones.
This sourceStandard graphics text covering sampling, aliasing, and antialiasing — including spatial undersampling producing moiré and jagged edges and temporal undersampling producing the wagon-wheel/strobe effect.
- In video and imaging, temporal undersampling makes wheels appear to rotate backward (the wagon-wheel effect), and spatial undersampling of fine textures produces moiré patterns and jagged edges where the pixel grid folds high spatial frequencies into false coarse ones.
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