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Basically computer does not know when one object moves behind another. This algorithms have issues with one object overlaping another when moving, especially with a repeatable pattern. Water splashes might be relatively simple for the algorithm to handle, especially if he background is out of focus or one solid color. I'm really looking forward to comparing both.

Some Twixtored videos I've seen are very impressive, including water splash, etc. You seem far more knowledgeable than I am on the topic.

Yet again I have no prior or special knowledge other than hands on experience with a prerelease version on public display at NAB. I can guaranty you that resolve won't be able to do it, not that twixtor or any other ever could.

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Thus I think that we will be able to manually guide the optical flow related functionality in resolve.įinally, I will be extremely surprised if you will show me one piece of footage with any kind of complex motion (more then one object moving in different directions and overlaping) that can produce artifact free optical flow retiming without guidance by human in a regular 2d workflow. Resolve philosophy so far was that any effect can be limited by a qualification or window. Twixtor has an implementation of guidance by using curves/splines and points in addition to mattes in after effects/combustion workflows.

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The problem with optical flow algorithms is how to avoid 'the picket fence effect' artifacts, and any optical flow algorithm that works in 2d only, needs a considerable human guidance. It might be better or might be worse, but it will be faster for sure.

No, it is not like twixtor and cannot be (unless BMD has licensed the tech from revision effects). Yes, as has been explained above, it does generate new frames using optical flow algorithm. If this is the case and if it is well made, that would be a very attractive feature for sure! Going from 25fps to 100fps would require 3 extra frames to play 4x slower, etc. Pask74 wrote:The question is: does Resolve 10 create new frames using interpolation when slowing down the frame rate, like Twixtor does?