Witzig
15th January 2015, 11:57
Old video often has many different types of artifacts so I just thought of a solution that might work. It might be useful for someone looking for a new project to start or maybe it already exists. I don't know.
Many artifacts of old footage exist on single or just a couple of frames which got me thinking. There are many frame doubling scripts such as Interframe that work by prediction. Say one has three frames, 1, 2 and 3. And he would use frame 1 and three to predict how frame 2 would look like, just like Interframe does. If he would then compare the prediction frame number 2 with the real frame 2 and see if there are any major differences. If there are real big differences such as artifacts he could use prediction frame 2 instead of the real frame 2 to correct the artifacts.
This would be a problem if there is a shift in scenes between the two frames but this could be solved by not comparing if the frames differ too much.
Would this method work? Does it already exist?
Many artifacts of old footage exist on single or just a couple of frames which got me thinking. There are many frame doubling scripts such as Interframe that work by prediction. Say one has three frames, 1, 2 and 3. And he would use frame 1 and three to predict how frame 2 would look like, just like Interframe does. If he would then compare the prediction frame number 2 with the real frame 2 and see if there are any major differences. If there are real big differences such as artifacts he could use prediction frame 2 instead of the real frame 2 to correct the artifacts.
This would be a problem if there is a shift in scenes between the two frames but this could be solved by not comparing if the frames differ too much.
Would this method work? Does it already exist?