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Hi - the creator, Bard Canning here. That's actually a really great idea. I've emailed them about it. But, I'm not going to hold my breath. They don't appear to
by bardcanning 14y ago
Hi - the creator, Bard Canning here. That's actually a really great idea. I've emailed them about it. But, I'm not going to hold my breath. They don't appear to know much about post-production enhancement methods, etc. The "advanced" post-processing by the company shown involved nothing more than rendering the frames as a movie. They appeared to have done nothing at all to stabilize the individual RGB frames or to correct the histogram or color balance.
I wouldn't want to attempt this by de-converting the video footage - it would just be too ugle and low-resolution. But here's hoping that they allow me access to the original frame scans.
Thanks for the great idea, guys!
- phreeza 14y agoI agree that doing some more advanced post-processing on this would be great, seems the quality could be a lot better. Perhaps look to the restoration of 'A trip to the Moon' for inspiration of what might be possible. What are you the creator of, by the way? The video clip? Good luck with obtaining the frame scans. EDIT: OK I see you are the creator of the curiosity clip. Amazing work! Hope you can pull this off, I would pitch in on Kickstarter.