Anything that DVR’s Filters could do for an old video?
Posted:
Mon Mar 01, 2021 4:55 pmby drpeppercan
Have a look at this excerpt from a video from 1965
In the 2nd half there is a closer shot to other people.
I wonder if there is anything at all that could improve on this video.
Thanks in advance guys,
DPC
Re: Anything that DVR’s Filters could do for an old video?
Posted:
Mon Mar 01, 2021 5:21 pmby wfolta
Resolve has a deflicker filter (not sure if it's in the free version) which might fix the flicker issue. You could also, of course, color grade better.
But it's terribly low resolution and noisy and even if you purchase a fancy third-party AI-based filter I don't see the faces being filled in very well. Resolve doesn't have anything built-in to fix something so bad. (The Studio version has an upscaling mechanism that uses AI and can upscale fairly well, but it isn't as miraculous as what you need.)
Personally, it feels like leaving it as a historical-looking video would be a good route to take. (Again, maybe fix the flicker if you can, and maybe tweak the color grading to try to make different clips more consistent with each other.)
Re: Anything that DVR’s Filters could do for an old video?
Posted:
Mon Mar 01, 2021 6:34 pmby drpeppercan
That's a great advice, thank you wfolta
DPC
Re: Anything that DVR’s Filters could do for an old video?
Posted:
Tue Mar 02, 2021 2:01 amby Uli Plank
You may want to give Topaz Video Enhancer AI a try, but I doubt it’ll do miracles with this source.
