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Sunday, April 4, 2010

GBDeflicker now with Nonlinear Correction, A major improvement

A customer sent us a clip of a bright sky with clouds and complained that GBDeflicker wasn't doing a good job of fixing it. After a bit or research, we discovered a much better algorithm for fixing flicker. Watch this short clip to see how well it worked...



Here's what the customer said,
I'm happy to purchase and support people who like to work with others and I love to RnD and test all graphics connected software, so I was happy to purchase it and get in contact with you.
Yes, please use it as an example as you totally deserve it ! New algorithm seems to be awesome and I'll be happy to make more tests for you - let me know when you'll have anything new. Can't wait to get new version!

We call this new option "Nonlinear correction" and it is now applied by default.

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  1. UnknownJuly 7, 2010 at 8:40 AM

    Hi Dr. Timelapse,

    I work with a Japanese TV production company (www.telesearch.co.uk) based in London. We research and coordinate filming across Europe on behalf of Japanese broadcasters.

    We're just investigating some footage hosted on your website of some snail racing caught on time-lapse cameras('Nascargot').

    Could you tell me if the copyright is yours and would it be available for license to broadcast on Japanese terrestrial television? If it isn't your footage, I would be very grateful if you could put me in touch with the rights-holder.

    For all future correspondence please contact me either through the number below or at telesearch@easynet.co.uk.

    Thanks in advance and kind regards,

    Guy Taylor
    Production Assistant

    Telesearch (Europe), Ltd.
    2F Charlotte House
    87 Little Ealing Lane
    London, W5 4EH, UK
    Tel: +44(0)2088403340
    Fax: +44(0)2088403390

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