John,
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Originally Posted by johnmeyer
... your biggest problem will be the blur caused by camera movement ... There is absolutely nothing you can do about this.
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Over the last three months, I put together a runtime filter
FSubstitute() that measures how blurred each frame is, and can substitute it by a previous/future frame with 2 MVTools filters (MInterpolate & MCompensate), or a quadrilateral-transformed copy (called Freeze in my words).
It was intended against exacly the issue you describe, although I did not need an aircraft to produce it
taking a shot while walking was sufficient.
My intention is to publish that script in the wiki, but I am shy if its actual state is good enough for the public. Are you interested in testing it? Be warned. It is slow (approx. 1 fps with 640x480 on my core i5) and needs some ingredients like GRunt, GScript, MaskTools, RT_Stats, quad (thanks to the authors).
I could say a lot more about how to deal with buildings (Freeze is better - less jello risk) vs. people or animals (MCompensate is better, can substitute moving persons/arms/legs). Freeze by more than two frames is risky because it can invert the original monotonic frame order, and make the clip look stuttering.
EDIT: updated filter script