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I created a new plugin for Avisynth that is specifically made for globally stabilizing frames across the scanned film. It uses film perforation as an anchor for stabilization. So far I've tested it with one clip, but I have all the equipment now and I will scan more films soon. The plugin is really fresh and might have problems. I've tested it with recent version of Avisynth+ under Windows 10. Both 32 and 64 bit plugins seemed to work.
My idea was to have a plugin that will remove only the scanning errors caused by the damaged perforation or bad scanner and does not alter the the original material at all. If the camera shook or was out of focus - I want to have it in scanned film as well.
If you like to reduce the camera movements or degrain the movie - you can use other plugins after you have stabilized the film first. The results of the other stabilizers should improve because one big and random component of movements is eliminated.
The filter will only pan the frames as they are and will not do any interpolation of pixels.
The filter is available here: https://github.com/arnean/PerfPan
I'm interested to hear your experience if you try it out.
My idea was to have a plugin that will remove only the scanning errors caused by the damaged perforation or bad scanner and does not alter the the original material at all. If the camera shook or was out of focus - I want to have it in scanned film as well.
If you like to reduce the camera movements or degrain the movie - you can use other plugins after you have stabilized the film first. The results of the other stabilizers should improve because one big and random component of movements is eliminated.
The filter will only pan the frames as they are and will not do any interpolation of pixels.
The filter is available here: https://github.com/arnean/PerfPan
I'm interested to hear your experience if you try it out.
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