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I've noticed a lot of jitter in the video, even in "stabilized" versions. It seems like there was jitter in how the cels were placed on the backgrounds, in addi
by modeless 3y ago
I've noticed a lot of jitter in the video, even in "stabilized" versions. It seems like there was jitter in how the cels were placed on the backgrounds, in addition to jitter of the whole frame. It's not so easy to stabilize it out. It would be cool to clean that up too with modern techniques.
More speculatively it seems to me like AI is approaching the level of image understanding where it could draw new in between frames in a much, much smarter way than typical terrible frame interpolation. That would be a great project and potentially commercially valuable. Steamboat Willie is animated at 24 FPS but it's common for animated TV shows to be done at 8 FPS and they could really benefit.
- actionfromafar 3y agoIt doesn't look to me like Steamboat Willie is animated at anything close to 24fps. I couldn't step frames, but just look at the video, the animation is jerky. (Not worse than animation usually is, but it's not 24fps.)