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Really neat article. I have always wondered if these techniques are used at all in higher fps interpolations which always seem... off.
by adzm 8y ago
Really neat article. I have always wondered if these techniques are used at all in higher fps interpolations which always seem... off.
- youbetcha 8y agoYes, they are. In fact, I think my Samsung TV from circa 2009 actually calls it "Motion Estimation". It makes everything look like it was filmed on a Sony Handycam from the 80s. I don't understand why anyone would want to turn it on.
- chuanenlin 8y agoHi @adzm, I'm the author of the article - thanks for reading! I think many of the implementations involve video processing techniques such as motion-compensated frame interpolation... this seems interesting (https://www.mia.uni-saarland.de/Publications/raket-isvc12.pdf https://www.mia.uni-saarland.de/Publications/raket-isvc12.pd...).