This post provides a Python-fu (GIMP) script that adds nine tween frames between each frame of video decoded as a PNG sequence; it is suited specifically for video shot in the dark, and for video that captured demons moving faster than normal time (i.e., demons that are only seen in one or two still frames due to their speed of movement). The following still frames demonstrate its effectiveness. The first is a sample of the actual output tween; for comparison, an original, unaltered still frame is also shown: One of nine tween frames, produced by the script below, that will be placed between two consecutive original still frames to smooth the transition between them An original, unaltered still frame, prior to tweening and brightening by the script If you'd like to process your own videos with this script, and you are unsure how to use GIMP and/or ffmpeg, contact me for help: #!/usr/bin/env python import gimpfu #access constants from gimpfu import * from os ...
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