Image Smoothing
Images that contain a lot of fine lines or patterns (like fabric or architecture/ArchVis) can occasionally generate Moiré, or interference patterns when viewed at smaller than native resolution. This can make certain areas of an image "shimmer" as the image is moved. SeekBeak now has two new nondestructive "Image Smoothing" Preferences which can help alleviate this. The first is simply the Image Smoothing Preference: it's very content-dependent, so feel free to try it if you feel your image needs it. Occasionally, Image Smoothing is only needed at lower resolutions, i.e. when embedded on a website... We've got you covered with that with the second Preference: Dynamic Image Smoothing. This will turn on Image Smoothing only below certain resolutions. So things can be crystal clear at high resolutions and smoothed out to prevent shimmering on viewports less than 800px wide for example. For a quick explainer video on how these distortion patterns are generated, and how SeekBeak helps you combat them, check it out here:
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