Bad 7D Aliasing - LED lights?

[PDR]

Wow, that is very good. So what temporal smoothing and/or deflickering algorithms did you use? I am on a Mac, if you are not, are their Mac equivalents? Thanks.

I used virtualdub's temporal smoother in that example. Avisynth has a bunch of filters that could help to improve this type of scenario as well

Sorry, I'm not sure what the equivalent would be on a Mac. I'm sure FCP should have some filters for flickering, perhaps try those. Some Mac users use virtualization software like virtualbox to access PC programs like avisynth and vdub



But would you agree that your example is slightly different than the OP's problem ? Both have to do with LED lighting and frequencies, but I doubt his is treatable in post. It's hard to say definitively from a single still. Maybe if he posted a short video sample

 

[David G. Smith]

I used virtualdub's temporal smoother in that example. Avisynth has a bunch of filters that could help to improve this type of scenario as well

Sorry, I'm not sure what the equivalent would be on a Mac. I'm sure FCP should have some filters for flickering, perhaps try those. Some Mac users use virtualization software like virtualbox to access PC programs like avisynth and vdub



But would you agree that your example is slightly different than the OP's problem ? Both have to do with LED lighting and frequencies, but I doubt his is treatable in post. It's hard to say definitively from a single still. Maybe if he posted a short video sample

Thanks. Yes. It does appear to be different. Stage light LEDs (dimmable) are bad mojo for CMOS sensors it seems.

 

[TimurCivan]

Thanks. Yes. It does appear to be different. Stage light LEDs (dimmable) are bad mojo for CMOS sensors it seems.

Probably any sensor... I imagine the multi exposure would occur with anything....

 

[dazarooney]

It does seem like it is the led lights as I had a similar issue to this before.

 

[Martti Ekstrand]

Try applying RE:Vision Effects ReelSmart Motion Blur on the footage to smooth out the multi-exposures. They have a full demo version with a red cross over the image but you'll see at once if it helps.