Temporal Still Art Temporal Image Processing operations are time based video processing effects that use the current source movie as a source for processing. This kind of effect assumes you have a loaded source movie or are processing a movie file. You can run them without a loaded source movie but nothing interesting will happen…
Temporal slitscan processing effects can generate all kinds of visually interesting size distortions to objects moving in the movie file processed by the slitscan effect. This post will explore one example of this based on processing a 90 degree video pan with the Temporal Scan Tracker effect.
Movies of fish swimming underwater typically work really well as source video for temporal image processing effects. In this post we’ll explore the use of the Temporal Difference Matte effect, and also discuss how to auto-correct the white balance of images or video taken underwater.
Temporal effects take multiple movie frames at different times as input and output a single effected output image. This post will help explain how to work with the temporal time window (the range of input frames used to build the effect) associated as an input to a temporal effect, and how by adjusting that time…
Someone recently asked me some questions about the Temporal Difference1 effect, which is a relatively new temporal image processing effect in Studio Artist 4.03 that was added after the initial 4.0 release and is not documented in the User Guide pdf. This post will discuss the Temporal Difference1 effect, and contrast it to the much…