I have been uprezing my SD material to HD through PhotoZoom PRO 2 and it looks nice. But the whole thing works with single frames and is primary considered to be used for stillphotography.
So, I'm wondering if there is a videodedicated uprezingsoftware that uses multiple images to uprez each frame.
What I mean is the same as the police use for calculating lowres material by using different lowrez images that are almost the same and using the pixels in each to calculate it to a higher resolution.
It works by using few frames before and a few frames ahead in the timeline to fill in for missing pixels. It requiers a moving object or frame to do that, but it can create a true HD picture instead of just an uprezed "sort of" HD picture.
Does anyone know of such a software or is this too high tech?
So, I'm wondering if there is a videodedicated uprezingsoftware that uses multiple images to uprez each frame.
What I mean is the same as the police use for calculating lowres material by using different lowrez images that are almost the same and using the pixels in each to calculate it to a higher resolution.
It works by using few frames before and a few frames ahead in the timeline to fill in for missing pixels. It requiers a moving object or frame to do that, but it can create a true HD picture instead of just an uprezed "sort of" HD picture.
Does anyone know of such a software or is this too high tech?
