![]() Models, choosing between Gaia-HQ and Artemis, adjusting in the meantime your video scale, width, and height. From there, head to the right side of the window where you'll find various options. Once you open the application, simply drag and drop your video into the highlighted pane. By analyzing various samples and executing numerous enhancement techniques, the creators behind the app have managed to perfect the mechanism behind video enhancement techniques. The magic lies behind the highly studied algorithm. The app attempts to attract users that have less experience in video editing as well. There's not much to choose from, but that is great in this case. Just as you open the application, you'll notice the interface is fairly simple. Still, like in all similar cases, the whole thing depends on the app as much as it depends on the footage you attempt to improve. In theory, the app can manage to upscale up to 8K with pretty convincing results. ![]() ![]() The main idea behind the application is that it offers users the possibility to upscale the footage and increase its quality by applying a series of machine-calculated algorithms, hence the AI in the program's name. Topaz Video Enhance AI, as the name suggests, is all about offering you the right tools for improving your footage. In such cases and many other similar scenarios, you might be tempted to upscale your content and alter it to fix at least a part of its problems. Videos shot ages ago might look awful on current-gen displays. It's not about creating the content as much as it is about finding the best way to show it on various setups. JUST RELEASED: Topaz DeNoise AI 3.Dealing with videos from various sources is quite often difficult.Mac users: Dynamic Auto Painter 7 is now ready for native use!.ENDS TODAY: Topaz Image Quality Bundle double-discount.COMING SOON: Radiant Photo app & plug-in, pre-order is open now (save $30!).This entry was posted in Discounts, General, Photography, Post-processing, Reviews, Software, Uncategorized and tagged ai, artemis, city of david, coupon, coupon code, dione, enhance, export, footage, gigapixel, interpolation, israel, jerusalem, Messageweek Media Ministries, mov, mp4, mpeg, panasonic, topaz, upscale, upscaling, upsizing, video, videography. Reset Trim button has been added to the scrubbing toolbar.Output FPS has been added to the footer at the bottom of the program.Model parameters and post process settings have been changed to sliders to provide for better fine-tuning.Able to open videos in their containing folder when videos are done processing.When multiple videos are selected, settings in the right panel now apply to all selected videos.UI has been updated and overhauled to provide for a better experience.Dione TV and TD v2 are enhanced from v1 that also remove over-sharpening artifacts in medium or low quality interlaced input videos.Artemis LQ and MQ v11 evolve from Artemis v10 with added ability to handle over-sharpening artifacts in medium or low-quality progressive input videos.Two new model updates: Artemis v11, and Dione v2.Here’s more detailed info about the latest Video Enhance AI from Topaz: Readers of this blog can use coupon PLUGSNPIXELS for an additional 15% off – bringing the original $299.99 retail price way down to only $127.49, through March 12. Video Enhance AI 2.0 is FREE for existing customers, and HALF OFF for new customers. I’ve uploaded a few short sample clips with sound, upsized in Video Enhance AI to 1280×690 from this same 320×240 original: Clip 1 | Clip 2 | Clip 3 It’s really not useful for any sort of contemporary presentation at that small size! Here’s an actual-size screenshot of that. avi file of raw footage, unfortunately only saved at 320×240 and written to the data CD back in December 2000! The sample video I am using here was not from one of his nicely edited and presented DVDs, but a 30-minute. That summer I ran into young Australian filmmaker John Classic, now of Messageweek Media Ministries, who documented the dig and related tours on his very early version portable Panasonic A2 video camera rig.Īfter a couple of decades went by and technology caught up to us, John was finally able to share these invaluable videos with me on DVD and data CD. Obviously the better your computer (and yours is surely better!), the faster you can do this intensive type of processing.Īs always on this blog, I am working with VERY quality-challenged input, in this case video shot way back in 1985 on an archaeological dig at The City Of David in Jerusalem. I gave the redesigned and improved Video Enhance AI a spin on my 2011-build i7/2600k computer with dedicated video card, the closest thing I have to a workhorse computer.
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