In a massive breakthrough for video creation programs, computer scientists have developed a software that recreates higher quality footage from originally shaky or unusable video.
Researchers at Cornell University and Google Research may have discovered a solution to having to re-shoot video—with new software designed to create higher quality footage from originally shaky or unusable video.
Using an algorithm that can create new images from video pixel information, DyniBar, is able to turn shaky video into stabilized footage, change viewpoints, zoom-in or zoom-out and establish a freeze frame. Previous software has been able to re-create new images from an original video, however it would often fail when trying to recreate moving subjects and images.Dynibar was programmed to estimate how 4D subjects or objects move over time, however, this can be mathematically difficult when it comes time to render the graphics.
“We incorporated the classic idea of image-based rendering and that makes our method able to handle really complex scenes and longer videos,” Qianqian Wang, co-author of the study, said in aWhile the software isn't available for commercial use and can take several hours to develop short video footage, future advancements are expected to have a meaningful impact for video editors of all kinds.
“While this research is still in its early days, I’m really excited about potential future applications for both personal and professional use,” study author Noah Snavely said.
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