Clamp values to prevent overshooting artifacts during image extraction for equirectangular images using ns-process#3606
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Hello,
I noticed during conversion from equirectangular 360 camera image frames that there would be quite a lot of visible artifacts when inspecting the images. This usually occurs near edges when there's a lot of very high or very low contrast, causing apparent overshoots of the pixels. See image below;
Before code change:
After code change:
