Fine demo and cool examples, Jens. Camera industry still alive and well, IMO - someone has to come up with the baseline footage. Turtle and lizard speed contrast a bonus. Cheers!
I think what Jens means (correct me if I'm wrong), is that you don't need to buy the latest cameras. You can take an older generation camera and enhance/upscale the footage shot with that camera.
@justas9541 tell me, how is that sustainable? You're gonna do professional project with that workflow? Goodluck with that. Do you know how long it takes to process a 15 sec video let alone a whole professional project
@@EzraaaDave it will only get better and faster with time, also you do all the edits, grading and so on and just set it to render overnight, I don't see a problem with that at all
I do this fulltime and im telling you if you leave your computer overnight to process one clip then you wont be making a living out of it. @@justas9541
Image quality is not resolution alone. A.i tools can't do magic. I have struggled to get better quality from old dv family videos, the results have been disappointing, since they have high compression and are 240p res. You still need more detailed video to work with these tools.
![Overrated: Camera features that don't matter [ft Gerald Undone]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SlLbkeNH9to/mqdefault.jpg)
![Overrated: Camera features that don't matter [ft Gerald Undone]](/img/tr.png)
For future reference, maybe keep the "Before" shots on the left and the "After" shots on the right
I expect RUclips to have some problems with servers when suddenly everyone starts to upload large 8k files for a random stuff videos
You underestimate youtube, friend.
I wish this video showed people, rather than animals. I would have thought most people would be interested in upgrading old video footage.
Nice!
I assume you need good and fast hardware to get the most out of these tools.
It takes Some time, yes. But... thats ok. You can render a 5 Frame preview really fast and the Rest... when you Grab a coffee;)
Well done 👍. I wonder if they will have a Black Friday sale. Thanks for sharing and take care 😀.
Thank you, normally all they products are on sale (20-30%) every 2-3 month, just wait a little;)
Fine demo and cool examples, Jens. Camera industry still alive and well, IMO - someone has to come up with the baseline footage. Turtle and lizard speed contrast a bonus. Cheers!
I think what Jens means (correct me if I'm wrong), is that you don't need to buy the latest cameras. You can take an older generation camera and enhance/upscale the footage shot with that camera.
interesting, i will try it. i hope its better than topaz AI 4 which was unusable garbage
I've had issues with this program, normally with peoples face's on a 240p video, maybe I'm doing it wrong
Just upload in 1440p so that u can get access to youtube premium compression.
good job , upload 1440p or 4k vids
Yeah that's a very click baity title.
Nah it's a fact would you buy 4000$ camera, when you can buy a 500$ and spend 300$ for AI?
@justas9541 tell me, how is that sustainable? You're gonna do professional project with that workflow? Goodluck with that. Do you know how long it takes to process a 15 sec video let alone a whole professional project
@@EzraaaDave it will only get better and faster with time, also you do all the edits, grading and so on and just set it to render overnight, I don't see a problem with that at all
I do this fulltime and im telling you if you leave your computer overnight to process one clip then you wont be making a living out of it. @@justas9541
@@EzraaaDave its pretty fast on M2 what are you talking about?
Bruh. Without subtitles, I don't understand what the hell you said 😂 please, can you speak a little further away from the microphone? 😂😊
Next time:)
That's how Germans speak...
dang!
Image quality is not resolution alone. A.i tools can't do magic. I have struggled to get better quality from old dv family videos, the results have been disappointing, since they have high compression and are 240p res. You still need more detailed video to work with these tools.