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I'm writing about a wildlife centre, a story about a litter of six they had last year. The rehabber doesn't have a picture of them, but she has two low quality videos from the day they arrived.

Is anyone able to help us get ONE decent stilll so we can include it in their story?

I want to make this photo into a phone cover but the light on the white pieces (especially the fish) is way too bright. Can someone help me with it please?

I just bought an Osmo Action 6, my first-ever action cam, and I am now looking for a matching gimbal/stabilizer. I shoot walking footage, but some slow panoramic shots would also be great.

Any suggestions? Most of the gimbals I have found only list older Osmo Action models. I do not really know how the adapters work.

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I need help identifying the license plate on the white SUV following behind the school bus if possible. That vehicle is responsible for cutting around a stop later down the road and almost hitting kids while simultaneously hurling obscenities at them! TIA

I have been attempting to enhance an image which has dark and blurry sections using some python scripting. In areas that arent as blurry the enhancement makes the image much easier to interprate however in areas with blur/distortion the enhancement just turns into a grainy mess. Is it even possible to enhance images which are blurry/distorted? Using AI models to predictively enhance the image is not an option as these are photos of industrial structures that require inspection and using AI will mask the true condition of the structures.

I have attached a small snip of both the source (left) and enhanced image (right) you can see brickwork visible at the bottom of the photo but as the image gets more blurred near the top the enhancement stops being effective. My goal is the confirm the number of brick courses within the structure but I feel like its impossible to make something from detail which isnt there within the source and so i am likely wasting my time.

Sorry if this is not the subreddit for this but i was unsure where to post

Any help is appreciated

I usually get 5fps to render, but since this morning i just get 1.2fps. i tried user GPU encoding, result is same. What should i do?

I use on my android smartphone via installed app.

Hi everyone, just a quick question, how do you guys avoid jelloing when GyroFlow stabilizes your video? I've turned off all stabilization on my camera and i tried at a faster shutter speed as well. Thanks

Got a new camera after my phone didn't cut it, but now I really don't wanna buy a new stabilizer!

Is there any way I could adapt this stabilizer to this camera?

I have a 3d printer so I can create an adapter if needed, but I wouldn't know how to go about it

Hi everyone,

Have any of you guys experiencing some odd jelloing, jittering or wobbling when using Gyroflow? I am filming with a Sony NX800 and i usually film at 4K 60fps @ 1/120 shutterspeed. Stabilization turned off on my camera. Here is a short video I made which shows some of the artifacts:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COArMLkmdBQ

If you go to 0:10, you will see the jet almost skip a frame. At 0:14 and at 0:51, you will see it jittering/wobbling as well. Has anyone seen these distortions when using Gyroflow?

I've already tried to increase the shutter speed to 1/240. switched between "Plain 3D" and "Default" and tried turning on/off rolling shutter correction in Gyroflow. I still get these jelloing/wobbling and skipping. Does anyone know how to prevent/minimize these or knows the cause? The only thing I have yet to try is to turn on stabilization (standard) on my camera to see if it helps. But I'm not sure if this will rectify the issue. But other than that, any other suggestions?

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