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  • Video enhancing

    Posted by Leviathan on September 28, 2006 at 2:29 pm

    Maybe this question have benn already answer but i cant fin it.
    I have some footage 4/3 that i need to edit in 16/9 composition. The only way i found for seemless integration is to blow up my 4/3 footage by 133%. The problem is that i lost alot of definition…
    My question is: Is there a plug-in and or thechnique that i could use to enhance the quality of my 4/3 footage?

    Thanks

    P.S: sry for the bad english im from montreal… 🙂

    Rafael Amador replied 19 years, 10 months ago 3 Members · 2 Replies
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  • Joseph W. bourke

    September 28, 2006 at 2:58 pm

    Hey…don’t apologise for your English. You should hear my French! Anyway, there is a product that will up-rez your footage. I have no experience with it, but it’s on my list of tools that I’d like to own. You can find information at:

    https://www.algolith.com/index.php?id=algosuite

    If it does what it says it does, it’s a pretty cool product!

    Joe Bourke
    Art Director / WMUR-TV

  • Rafael Amador

    September 28, 2006 at 4:46 pm

    I would like to have that ‘algolith” as well.
    I think that to blow an image up, is one of the worst thing can ever be done to the poor image. And 1.33 is not an small blow-up. How ever if is not any other solution, (and there is not in this case: From 16×9 to 4×3) there are some filters and plugins to help to get a better result (I’ve never try them). But if you don’t want to expend extra money, try to use the features that the applications offer. When ever I have to resize something I do it with Shake. Shake uses diferent filters for resizing up or down the image. I think that AE7 offer as well diferent filter taht you can chose for this task. Motion include a high quality filter calls Lanczos (that is also included in Shake) but is for resizing down. FC, for example,do not offer this chance, but at least offer you the oportunity of a “Better” rendering when there is a motion transformation (resizing, repositioning, etc).
    Salud,
    Rafael

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