Diamant film restoration software free download

Even on your small screen cap, it looks like it's unnecessarily cropping (as part of the stabilization - does your footage need stabilization?), changing the levels (to turn black into dark grey, and white into light grey), and (hard to see) probably sharpening. Your film probably doesn't have many of these problems and will be made worse by using them. It includes fixes for almost every problem your film could have. I doubt you want to run VideoFred's script as-is anyway. If I comment out what I think is the relevant section the script fails, either with a message advising the line, or it just fails completely.Ĭan someone please advise me on how to do this? I'm really tearing my hair out over this, and I don't have much of it to spare. Obviously my requirement is simply to process the sequence so as to finish up with a single, cleaned, full frame image with no text overlay. What I can't do is figure out how to edit the scripts so as to remove the 'before and after' comparison built into them. I have downloaded VideoFred's Film Restoring scripts and after much head scratching finally figured how to get VirtualDub to run them and again the results are good.

Being old and delicate I am reluctant to do much in the way of manual cleaning before scanning, and in any case much of the dirt cannot be removed this way having become well embedded over forty years. My issue is that I would like to despot the sequences too. I then use Neat Video to Denoise the frames and am getting excellent results. I export the scans as Image Sequences (jpg or png) and open these in VirtualDub.

I've got the wonderful Retro-8 scanner from Roger Evans and the RetroScan HD software, and this does a great job of scanning the films. I have a major project going transferring several hundred 400' reels of 8mm and Super 8mm film to digital.

Diamant film restoration software free download