You can find an ad-free static site version of this post here: https://therealmjp.github.io/posts/msaa-resolve-filters/ Previous article in the series: A Quick Overview of MSAA Update 8/26/2017: while working on The Order I improved upon the work described here, which I presented at SIGGRAPH 2015. I also created an updated MSAA + TAA filtering demo that you […]
You can find an ad-free static site version of this post here: https://therealmjp.github.io/posts/msaa-overview/ Previous article in the series: Applying Sampling Theory to Real-Time Graphics Updated 1/27/2016 – replaced the MSAA partial coverage image with a new image that illustrates subsamples being written to, as suggested by Simon Trümpler. MSAA can be a bit complicated, due to […]
You can find an ad-free static site version of this post here: https://therealmjp.github.io/posts/applying-sampling-theory-to-real-time-graphics/ Previous article in the series: Signal Processing Primer Computer graphics is a field that constantly deals with discrete sampling and reconstruction of signals, although you might not be aware of it yet. This article focuses on the ways in which sampling theory […]
You can find an ad-free static site version of this post here: https://therealmjp.github.io/posts/signal-processing-primer/ For a theoretical understanding of aliasing and anti-aliasing, we can turn to the fields of signal processing[1] and sampling theory[2]. This article will explain some of the basics of these two related field in my own words, taking a more theoretical point […]
You can find an ad-free static site version of this post here: https://therealmjp.github.io/posts/upcoming-series-on-signal-processing-and-msaa/ Aliasing is everywhere in graphics. Almost everything we do uses discrete sampling, which means almost everything can produce a variety of aliasing artifacts. The folks in the film industry have historically taken a “no aliasing allowed” stance in their work, but in […]
The Danger Zone 