looking for the right term for a problem

[kohsaf1]

I wanted to search but didnt know what the its called :confused:
same reason for not choosing an apt thread title

so posting here
http://img243.imageshack.us/img243/8219/prob1ap5.png
highlighting the problem
http://img243.imageshack.us/img243/3499/prob111zo2.png

[Skelsgard]

Is actually not clear what the problem is, could u tell us what is it that we should be finding in those circles and what is wrong about them? Color distortion, bleeding edges, u don´t like Pizza Hut ( :D just kidding), etc?

Cheers.

[kohsaf1]

Is actually not clear what the problem is, could u tell us what is it that we should be finding in those circles and what is wrong about them? Color distortion, bleeding edges, u don´t like Pizza Hut ( :D just kidding), etc?

Cheers.

:confused: thats the question, what is it called?

It is like this at the moment
http://img247.imageshack.us/img247/2052/1sr1.png
I want it to be like this
http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/7083/2lh5.png

cheers


and yes I do like pizzahut ;)

[setarip_old]

Hi!

From what my aging eyes can see, it's just a consequence of your ENTIRE picture being either soft-focussed or slightly out-of-focus...

[Skelsgard]

As setarip_old said, it´s pretty much your video source. There´s no practical way of getting rid of it. U could try to edit it frame by frame in apps like Afet Effects and others but it would be tedious and desperately slow to do.
The best option is, if possible, to re-shoot that particular footage with a fixed camera.
If the source is other, i.e. TV or like that, sorry to say I don´t find feasable to achieve what u want.

Cheers.

[kohsaf1]

thanks for your replies :)


there are 20000+ frames in the source :D

[setarip_old]

If your video is in .AVI format, and you don't object to an overall "softer" image, load it into VirtulaDub and apply a "smoother" filter (Perhaps the "HiQ smoother" filter)...

[unskinnyboy]

Dotcrawl. It can even be approached as a minor case of Ringing.

[CWR03]

It could also be interlacing if this problem is mostly apparent in panning. I notice that the two characters in the center of the frame are not exhibiting the same distortion, except around their edges. If they're the subject of a panning scene it would make sense.

[kohsaf1]

If your video is in .AVI format, and you don't object to an overall "softer" image, load it into VirtulaDub and apply a "smoother" filter (Perhaps the "HiQ smoother" filter)...
thats what I am doing now :(


thanks for your replies, now I have some terms to search for ;)