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Blur without hurting outlines using FFmpeg smartblur
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What this guide covers
For editors smoothing skin, sky or noise while keeping edges. You end with a softened clip tuned by radius, strength and threshold, or a sharpened one with a negative strength. Based on the FFmpeg filters manual and not run.
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Guide title
Blur without hurting outlines using FFmpeg smartblur
Coverage
For editors smoothing skin, sky or noise while keeping edges. You end with a softened clip tuned by radius, strength and threshold, or a sharpened one with a negative strength. Based on the FFmpeg filters manual and not run.
Example
A hypothetical noisy portrait is run with a moderate radius and a positive threshold to see whether skin softens while eyelashes stay crisp; nothing was run.
Useful starting points
- If edges also blur, a threshold of 0 is filtering the whole image; use a positive threshold.
- A negative strength sharpens instead of blurring.
- A larger radius is slower, and values outside the documented ranges are rejected.
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