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Originally Posted by Emulgator
What you see for instance in the first post is just the film edges of a negative cut.
I suggest manual work in Photoshop (and if jumps occur: manual frame alignment of the cut too), this is what I did on most of my restoration work in such case...
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Sip, So I use freezeframe and when not resolved in this way turn to Photo-Paint and ImageSplice. But out of curiosity wanted to know if there was a "magic formula".
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Originally Posted by Didée
Perhaps you need the equivalent of an "exclusion band", or something.
Code:
prev = source.selectevery(1,-1)
next = source.selectevery(1,1)
source.LetterBox(32,64).SCSelect(next,prev,source,dfactor=2.0) # not using top-32/bottom-64 pixels for the decisions
... or maybe it's something entirely else. The motor mechanic can't tell you what's broken when he can't look at the engine. |
The key would be to concentrate the attention of a script or plugin in a given area of the screen and detect a drastic change in its structure, but only in that portion in comparison with the rest of the image.
Maybe I'm asking too much of Avisynth and you, Didée. I will try your home remedy.