

Improved performance using OpenCL, especially when used on Mac OSX v10.7.4 or later.fingers crossed What's new in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 6.0.1:įeatures added or changed in this update: Looks like it should fix my old problems. These plugins provide a unique mix of state-of-the-art video image processing augmented with machine-learning techniques.The 1st update came out today. REZup contains two plug-ins: REZup Enhance and REZup Resize. With REZup, enhance the quality (“IQ”) of your content, and increase the resolution of your video without loss of detail or introducing artifacts. A Trip Through New York City in 1911Ī new one to the market, REZup comes from RE:Vision Effects, makers of Twixtor and ReelSmart Motion Blur. The algorithm for adding frames is called Depth-Aware Video Frame Interpolation (DAIN), powered by neural networks. To explain, the enlargement was done with Gigapixel AI. To point out, they scaled the footage to 4K, 60fps. You’ll certainly see AI-enhanced upscaling in the apps you currently use over the next year or two.

This will be an area that will explode over the next few years, like NVIDIA OptiX technology which is used for AI-enhanced noise reduction in Arnold Render GPU, cebas finalRender, e-on Software, Redshift, Corona Renderer, and more. The NVIDIA SHIELD TV, which brings real-time AI upscaling right to the television.iSize – Check out their website for some interesting technical diagrams.PIXOP Super Resolution, an online uprez technology using Machine Learning and Amazon Web Services.


That number is increasing rapidly over the last few months as people can’t go out for entertainment during the pandemic. 4K Ultra High Definition (4K UHD) is now a standard feature in over 60% of the televisions sold in North America. In that article, I focusing upscaling 720×480 (480i) into 1920×1080 (1080p) footage.įor one thing, video standards have changed in just a few short years. I originally wrote this article about 7 years ago, when a cinematographer friend of mine asked me to upscale footage for his reel from the 1990s to HD. When I started my career in video post-production, “standard definition” was, in fact, the standard. You don’t have a camera that can shoot 4K and want your video to be 4K (or other sizes).You work with old video footage that’s in the standard format.Why would you want to upscale your footage?
