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MSU Video2Photo Filter

Filter for making quality freeze-frames!

MSU Graphics & Media Lab (Video Group)

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Method ideas: Dr. Dmitriy Vatolin
Implementation: Artem Titarenko

This filter is intended to create stills from videos with high resolution and good quality.
Improvement is achieved not only due to information from one frame but also using it in the whole video sequence.

Main problem of this filter is slow speed.


Examples


Here is the comparison of MSU Video2Photo filter results with original frames increased by factor of 2 and bicubic resize method.
Only freeze-frames and corresponding frames of source videos are shown, other frames are omitted.

First example is the 4-th frame of test sequence "news":

Source frame
Source frame
Bicubic-resized frame
Bicubic-resized frame
Processed with MSU Video2Photo frame
Processed with MSU Video2Photo frame
Source frame
Source frame
Bicubic-resized frame
Bicubic-resized frame
Processed with MSU Video2Photo frame
Processed with MSU Video2Photo frame


Further pictures are fragments of frame from the "mobile" sequence:
Source frame
Source frame
Bicubic-resized frame
Bicubic-resized frame
Processed with MSU Video2Photo frame
Processed with MSU Video2Photo frame


Another example is the 4-th frame of "foreman" sequence:

Source frame
Source frame
Bicubic-resized frame
Bicubic-resized frame
Processed with MSU Video2Photo frame
Processed with MSU Video2Photo frame


And the frame from the "src_ref_625" sequence:

Source frame
Source frame
Bicubic-resized frame
Bicubic-resized frame
Processed with MSU Video2Photo frame
Processed with
MSU Video2Photo frame

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Last updated: 12-May-2022


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Project updated by
Server Team and MSU Video Group

Project sponsored by YUVsoft Corp.

Project supported by MSU Graphics & Media Lab