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Part 2: Traditional Methods – What You “Spent Your S On”

Before deep learning, users spent hours on: Video processing / mosaic reduction (e

• Deblocking filters (e.g., in AviSynth, VirtualDub, or HandBrake’s “Deblock” filter). They smooth block edges but lose detail.
• Bicubic / Lanczos resampling – slightly reduces block visibility when downscaling then upscaling.
• Median and blur filters – reduce mosaic but also kill texture.
• Manual editing – painting over mosaic frames (impractical for video).

If you “spent your S” (time, sanity, software subscriptions) on these, you know their painful limitations: You cannot recover lost information; you can only hide blocks.

Don’ts:

• Do not use AI to bypass legal censorship (e.g., de-mosaic adult content or de-blur license plates).
• Do not expect perfect results — AI makes mistakes.
• Do not spend money on “magical” commercial tools; open-source is better.

5 — Image registration & alignment

• Use robust feature matching (e.g., SIFT/ORB) or WCS-based alignment.
• Compute translations, rotation, scale as needed; prefer higher-order transforms only if optics require.
• Refine alignment with subpixel registration (phase correlation or cross-correlation).

1 — Inspect inputs and metadata

• Verify file types, bit depth, image dimensions, timestamps, and WCS (if available).
• Visual check for vignetting, illumination differences, moving objects, or saturated regions.

3.1 How AI Reduces Mosaics

• Training: A neural network learns to predict high-resolution details from low-resolution/pixelated inputs by training on millions of block-free images.
• Inference: The model looks at a mosaic region and “hallucinates” plausible details — faces, textures, edges.
• RealESRGAN, Waifu2x, Codeformer are popular for different mosaic types.

Software for Mosaic Reduction

• PixInsight: A powerful tool for professional-grade processing and mosaic creation.
• Adobe Photoshop: Can be used with the Astronomy plugin for image processing.
• StarStax: A free tool specifically designed for stacking and combining astronomical images.