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spoRv · 17th February 2019, 15:21

I guess if there is a way to restore a, let's call "B" clip, having only an "A" clip and a difference clip between "A" and "B"...

Let me explain better: "A" is any given clip; "B" is the "A" clip, but denoised/degrained/color corrected etc.

Now, I want to get only a difference clip (let's call "DIFF") between the two; then, given only "A" and "DIFF", get "B" back, bit-for-bit identical.

Is it possible?

(please forgive me in advance if it's a silly question, or discussed before, but I've not found anything about this)

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spoRv Registered User Join Date: Nov 2016 Posts: 151	restore "B" clip from "A" clip using a difference clip? I guess if there is a way to restore a, let's call "B" clip, having only an "A" clip and a difference clip between "A" and "B"... Let me explain better: "A" is any given clip; "B" is the "A" clip, but denoised/degrained/color corrected etc. Now, I want to get only a difference clip (let's call "DIFF") between the two; then, given only "A" and "DIFF", get "B" back, bit-for-bit identical. Is it possible? (please forgive me in advance if it's a silly question, or discussed before, but I've not found anything about this)