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(Suggestion for a new filter)Generalized Video Deblurring for Dynamic Scenes

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Dynamic Video Deblurring using a Locally Adaptive Linear Blur Model 


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25.05.23 - 19:37:52
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RE: (Suggestion for a new filter)Generalized Video Deblurring for Dynamic Scenes

Here is an example of before and after with this filter that I ran myself. It isn't CSI, but it is marked improvement over the original. It took 8 hours for 30 frames. I'm sure the speed can be improved because this code is not optimized at all. Thanks in advance, Navarre66 Original: Deblurred:


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25.05.23 - 19:42:17
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RE: (Suggestion for a new filter)Generalized Video Deblurring for Dynamic Scenes

Have you tried FQSharp ? :-




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25.05.23 - 19:52:55
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RE: (Suggestion for a new filter)Generalized Video Deblurring for Dynamic Scenes

One of the things I forgot to make clear is that this method analyzes the motion of the video and uses that to determine the motion blur in order to reverse the motion blur. I'm pretty sure the motion estimations that are produced by MVTools could be used as input for this method. As far as I know, FQSharp is only good for a consistent blur or if you only want to deblur a few frames as you adjust the parameters. Navarre66




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25.05.23 - 20:01:43
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RE: (Suggestion for a new filter)Generalized Video Deblurring for Dynamic Scenes

I added a video presentation of the original paper that has some video clips of the original work. I also updated my own images. Thanks, Navarre66




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25.05.23 - 20:06:35
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RE: (Suggestion for a new filter)Generalized Video Deblurring for Dynamic Scenes

why not try making a sharpen filter with MFlowBlur?




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25.05.23 - 20:16:30
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RE: (Suggestion for a new filter)Generalized Video Deblurring for Dynamic Scenes

McDegrainSharp() is one of my favorite script functions, works great almost always. (I include in pretty much every script) EDIT: Only sharpens where good matches found, so maybe of limited use here.


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25.05.23 - 20:20:46
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