There is nothing worse* than having to watch a crummy video recording, especially if you are sitting in a jury box.
Too dark, too light, out of focus, unstable are some of the many complaints that pop up whenever the important footage is brought forth as evidence.
Too dark, too light, out of focus, unstable are some of the many complaints that pop up whenever the important footage is brought forth as evidence. Fortunately, the situation is getting better. High definition cameras and better recording compression schemes are helping, but when it comes to pulling a rabbit out of the junk video hat, it's video processing to the rescue.
Take a look at this...
Take a look at this...
This is an example of enhancing clarity. Examples of focus, stability and darkness can be seen afterward, or here.
It is even possible to enhance and construct a composite photograph from several frames of video...
While most of this magic is used in legal proceedings and investigations, think of what it could do for your precious home movies!
Special thanks to Doug Carner, CPP/CHS-III of Forensic Protection, Van Nuys, CA for the loan of his video enhancements. Got a problem video? Give Doug a call. Evaluations are FREE.
It is even possible to enhance and construct a composite photograph from several frames of video...
Special thanks to Doug Carner, CPP/CHS-III of Forensic Protection, Van Nuys, CA for the loan of his video enhancements. Got a problem video? Give Doug a call. Evaluations are FREE.
* except being dragged to another Harry Potter flick.
