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Usage:
    python .../IntegerPixelSharpness.py [source_filename] [-a] [-c <resolution>] [-d <scale>] [-D <resolution>] [-m <length>] [output_filename]
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    Pixelises an image (or sequence) and can even upscale the result.
    Similar to the Mosaic function in Premiere Pro but more accurate.
Options:
    -a		Output image with alpha channel.
    -c		The first resolution to convert the image into.
		This is the important part where the image
		gets transformed into a lower resolution to
		remove the blurriness from a high-ish reolution
		image (or sequence) that's displaying low
		resolution content.
		Format is int + "x" + int. ie. 1280x720
		If omitted defaults to 424x240.
    -d		The second step where the image is upscaled
		using nearest neighbour to a certain scaling
		factor. -D cannot be used simutaneously with
		this or an error will return. If both are
		omitted then image will not be upscaled.
    -D		The second step where the image is upscaled
		using nearest neighbour to another resolution.
		-d cannot be used simutaneously with this or an
		error will return. If both are omitted then
		image will not be upscaled.
		Format is int + "x" + int. ie. 1280x720
    -m		Indicates that an image sequence should be
		rendered. The source_filename would be the
		first in the sequence and should have a file
		name like image00000.png. The amount of images