Closed Mengnumbal3375 closed 5 months ago
Motion blur can always be added back in editing software, there's already a specific AI motion blur programme from the DAIN.app team.
There's probably a better allocation to time for hzwer to improve the models than adding motion blur lol
Sorry in advance. I may not know anything yet. From my point of view, I was surprised that there is a tool like this that can be used in google colab. So I wanted to ask if motion blur can also be applied here (no coercion).
And your statement about editing software I admit is true. But you need to know that I am here only using a phone (no pc). Although there is motion blur software, its features are limited (warp, bad result, etc) because the phone system is still weak (unlike pc). So I just rely on google colab to do it. So maybe if you have a better solution seen from my condition.
Again, please forgive me for not knowing anything. Thanks
There are plenty of tools that already do motion blur using Rife and Frame averaging with ( I assume ) kernels. Smoothie-rs
There's also other alternatives that utilize " SVPFlow " blur
There's no real reason to tackle this subject.
I was expecting a motion blur option (like RSMB). So it would track the object in the frame and add motion blur based on 1 frame in front and behind the current frame, all the way to the last frame.
For more details, see this video https://youtu.be/9eqyoH7Sxjc?si=-zbvo9kVinPbyYCu
Even if we use motion blur after interpolation. It will be able to cover the warp frame.