Use linear RGB downscaling for most/some downscaling operations. #61
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Didn't include nearest_aligned since it shouldn't matter when there's no blending of pixels going on.
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Since the nearest neighbour implementation is using blending it should also be done in linear RGB, and I was able to replicate the same problems from the bug report. |
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| if (w <= h and w == size) or (h <= w and h == size): | ||
| return img | ||
| img = srgb2linear(img) |
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As far as I can tell this resize() function can be entered both inside of another converted block. It's probably best to just introduce wrapper types to avoid double conversions anywhere.
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Didn't include nearest_aligned since it shouldn't matter when there's no blending of pixels going on.
This is a pretty minimal, targeted change, and it's also really poorly tested since I've only run it locally myself without testing a wide range of settings or inputs. I am also certainly missing some places where downscaling can happen, but these seem to be the places used during OTF augmentations for my config and I didn't want to make a very invasive change to an unfamiliar Python codebase.
Probably not ready to merge, but probably usable by people who want to apply it locally.