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i just had this idea:
there are several film repair tools on the market.
their purpose is to remove errors and changing brightness from old film material.
with single frame irradiance maps we have a very similar problem.
maybe some of those tools can be used to reduce flickering?
unfortunately i dont have such a tool, but i would like to know if someone can do some experiments with them and vray.
-Film Fix for AfterEffects:
Repair seams with the only automated tear-repair tool on the market.
Stabilize footage with a software-based 2D translation that is near real-time.
Automatically eliminate severe non-linear inter-frame brightness fluctuations.
Remove dust and sparkle defects using motion detection information.
there are several film repair tools on the market.
their purpose is to remove errors and changing brightness from old film material.
with single frame irradiance maps we have a very similar problem.
maybe some of those tools can be used to reduce flickering?
unfortunately i dont have such a tool, but i would like to know if someone can do some experiments with them and vray.
-Film Fix for AfterEffects:
Repair seams with the only automated tear-repair tool on the market.
Stabilize footage with a software-based 2D translation that is near real-time.
Automatically eliminate severe non-linear inter-frame brightness fluctuations.
Remove dust and sparkle defects using motion detection information.
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