Phase-Based Video Motion Processing

This video is the supplemental to our SIGGRAPH 2013 paper "Phase-Based Video Motion Processing". See our website for more information: people.csail.mit.edu/nwadhwa/p...

[@chriswalsh5925]

Cool...could you use this to reduce atmospheric noise in telescope observations? Also what about looking at stuff through microscopes and viewing video captures at different frequency ranges, very interesting! And, I think you could find more interesting stuff looking through light fields and running your algorithms in 3d (after calculating 3d from the light field)

[@Tunquenino]

Wonderful explanation!! thanks for sharing!

[@AlphatecEngineering]

The origin of #MotionAmplification or #MotionMagnification great video folks! Love it.

[@andrewhaeffner6114]

This is so sick. 10/10.

[@ThereminHero]

Excellent work.

[@mrtvlink]

you might consider using this technic to create a star trek style medical tricorder... your method is passive... have you considered sending something like a focused sound or light wave at a target and reading the reaction? kinda like tapping something to see what its made of

[@mikaelwester]

One more very interesting video that I understand only a fraction of

[@Finomnis]

Very fascinating. What chair is that from? Pattern recognition? Theoretical Computer Science?

[@teamredstudio7012]

Nice video thanks!

[@alixsprallix]

great video

[@petterlarsson7257]

why dont you use 1/8th octave pyramids... or 1/16th or 1/32?

[@arrozesss]

amazing

[@basedmod2139]

Need this in an executable format asap

[@hasanshahriyer164]

Keep Up the Great WORK

[@dsfs17987]

has there been any research to enhance the quality of the original video using the detected motion data?
what I mean is - original footage has these motion frequencies in it, but, when the amplification is performed and highest amplitude motion frequencies are found, wouldn't creating a filter based on these frequencies and applying it to the original video make it sharper? -> in essence - filter out any micro movement which might smear edges

[@mahdyfouad]

great

[@eduardolarrymarinsilva76]

Does this fail if the camera is hand held? or if the tripod suffers from faint quakes?

[@MrExplodicide]

It seems like it would amplify camera shake movements too, so it would be REALLY jumpy.

[@coldiceEVO]

I think it will more or less ignore hand shaking with the frequency setting. The amplification only shows significantly at it's own frequency.

[@hell-taker]

woah

[@Adventureinnature]

how to collect this in Nuke)?

[@gamezxtrem3348]

We need an app hurry please.

[@orbtain]

is this a plugin for any video software yet?

[@Dr.W.Krueger]

The papers are public, you can implement it yourself

[@zer0b0t]

how do i run the code?

[@paultogneri9783]

Can someone please tell me what on earth he is talking about, I have no idea.