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I had a look at the homemade AI Upscale of DS9 and for the first couple of seasons….it’s barely noticeable. 

To the left is the AI Upscale to 960p, and right one of the DVDRips floating out there.

The problem again is you’re just doing it from the DVD rips and not the actual film stock so the same weird video wash is present in both version. It’s the limit of the technology. It gets a bit better when DS9 changes cameras/lenses somewhere around season 3 or 4 (idk exactly where, I don’t feel like checking every ep in between rn) and the native image is a bit crisper to begin with.

but here’s a comparison for way of the Warrior:

upscale:

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regular:

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The AI also has trouble with certain lines (they wobble or look weird) in the SFX, especially the jem’hadar ships lighted undersides that are far away or in Apocalypse Rising a bottom left section of Ty’Gokor wobbles a lot. 

It’s a valiant effort, especially for some eps that I had that had some choppy conversions to begin with (a rip of shattered mirror for example had choppy frames around some of the chases, the new one doesn’t). But it won’t replace an effort in-studio. just again a reminder of what TNG did:

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Star TrekDS9TNGHDAI Upscale vs In StudioThere's both having access to the original filmstockand redoing effectsAI upscaling has a long way to goagain good on getting the image to stay the same clarity while getting it biggerbut the rest...
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This doublet is a great example of how high definition television has greatly impacted the details of what we see. Makeup artists set designers, and costume designers all have to be even more focused on the small details than before because everything will be seen in detail.  

This costume was first worn by Benedick Blythe as Phoebus in the 1997 made for television production of The Hunchback. It’s a well made and good looking costume - but the fine details are not nearly as apparent as they are in the costume’s second appearance in the 2016 season of Galavant, where it was worn on Timothy Omundson as King Richard.

Costume Credit: Ottoriver

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