DME ResourcesLarry's Brainstorms - Perspective Stabilization, Interpolation & 16-bit processing
Random thoughts as I read some email from a recent Forensic Video Analysis (FVA) email list thread.
16-bit processing needs to be maintained all the way through the image clarification pipeline.
I also discuss Interpolation, which at times is of course necessary, but it is something we want to minimize in a forensic workflow.
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