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PALpilot · 29th December 2011, 20:32

Results are pretty nice. I didn't know this fusion filter even exited. Great!

Combined with the upcoming interframe 2.0 we have everything in one script.

Bart

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So now interframe interpolates the missing frames from separate even and odd streams.
What would be great is that interframe would use the motionfactors from the opposite frame and tries to recreate that frame as good as possible. I think it could improve quality a lot! Especially on locating walking leg positions or stuff like that.

Please tell me your thoughts on this.
Bart van den Boogaard
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SubJunk
December 23rd, 2011 - 11:19

@Bart, it looks great.
Your suggestion is good and it has been developed, along with other upcoming improvements. It is in the private beta stage right now and will be supported in InterFrame 2.0.
I guess it will be ready in a month – or two considering the busy time of year.
Feel free to link back to this blog anywhere you want, traffic is nice

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PALpilot Registered User Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 17	Results are pretty nice. I didn't know this fusion filter even exited. Great! Combined with the upcoming interframe 2.0 we have everything in one script. Bart ======= from interframe site ============== So now interframe interpolates the missing frames from separate even and odd streams. What would be great is that interframe would use the motionfactors from the opposite frame and tries to recreate that frame as good as possible. I think it could improve quality a lot! Especially on locating walking leg positions or stuff like that. Please tell me your thoughts on this. Bart van den Boogaard Redkitemedia ------------- SubJunk December 23rd, 2011 - 11:19 @Bart, it looks great. Your suggestion is good and it has been developed, along with other upcoming improvements. It is in the private beta stage right now and will be supported in InterFrame 2.0. I guess it will be ready in a month – or two considering the busy time of year. Feel free to link back to this blog anywhere you want, traffic is nice Last edited by PALpilot; 29th December 2011 at 20:34.