Nikon D90 Stair-step and Rolling Shutter fix batch script

[graphfruit]

Hi Matt!

I'm sorry I didn't get back to you earlier, but We've unfortunately had severe illness in our family. From my tests 78% works best for my larger pannings as it otherwise skews the image too much, but I'll try to make some more tests with 98% too. I've now mostly tried different things to improve the 1rst pass detection especially for tricky video clips.

That's a great idea to ask Gunnar about that! That would make it so much easier to make plugins for FCP, Vegas etc if we can skip a separate detection step. Could you maybe try to convince him?

/Adrian

 

[scream_guy3]

Any news on this front? Have you been able to finish the script?

 

[coffeeten]

Here is the fix!

Here is the fix!

I think I've solved the mystery. http://vimeo.com/10015652

 

[mattsand]

the mystery of the private video?

 

[coffeeten]

Here is the Tutorial: http://www.vimeo.com/10130633

 

[jeracravo]

wow!!!!!! gotta get after effects right now!!!!

 

[Oedipax]

Pretty cool. Look forward to templates for other cameras too, hopefully

 

[mattsand]

great stuff and better results than a lot i've seen, but when this method was previously demonstrated a while ago it soon became evident that to get good results when there's overlapping motion you need so many slices that render times get too long. i haven't digged into the ae api at all but i'm guessing that there's a way to access the pixel motion vectors, which would allow one to quite easily change the timing per row, but who has time for software development these days? damn feature, baby, med school, and current 5 month surfing trip in france on top of it all...

 

[platplaas]

Has anyone found a way to implement stair-step removal or rolling shutter reduction in FCPX or Motion 5?

Thanks.