What filter to remove these artifacts? (DV-material)

[bananacreamandpeca]

This is a snapshot of my DV recorded material.
As you can see it has pink/red and yellow "smear" all over the place (look at the wooden floor)

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a158/alcappuccino/yellpinksmear.jpg

I tried the doom9-guide to recognize the artifacts.
And tried a few filters:
CNR2
GuavaComb
ChromaShift

They do not seem to help.
Any ideas how to get rid of them??

[Pookie]

Try

fft3dfilter(plane=3, sigma=5,interlaced=true)

tweak sigma value to taste

[Boulder]

You could also try tweaking the different sigmas and see which one of them affect the artifacts, unless you wish to use the same settings for all frequencies.

[El Enmascarado]

What causes these artifacts? Can this be fixed before getting it into the computer? By the way I don't see much wrong with the image do you mean the shoes ties have a tendency to purple? Maybe the tape is not humid enough.

[Mug Funky]

DV cameras seem to do this. i'm not sure if it's the DV codec or the processing or not, but it happens a lot.

you can kill it quite easily with temporalsoften(1,0,2) (maybe tweak it a little). it seems to be a rounding issue in the U and V channels. smoothing the chroma is almost totally unnoticable, and will kill these artefacts without really touching anything else.

[bananacreamandpeca]

Thanks for the replies Guys!
FFt3DFilter washed them away instantly.
But then I got these yellow streaks on the white parts of the sneakers.
I left it that and just saved it to mpeg-4. I'm tired of video.

[theReal]

DV cameras seem to do this. i'm not sure if it's the DV codec or the processing or not, but it happens a lot.

The better your camcorder the less you will get it - I guess it solely depends on the quality of the lens and chips. I shoot a lot with a DVCAM pro camcorder at work (2/3" 3-chip) and even with a "cheap" news-type lens it won't produce that kind of color aberrations. DVCAM uses the same software codec as DV, so it can't be a DV error.