DME ResourcesFVA List Example - Black Accord Plate
FVA List example shared by Scott Kuntz of Black Accord plate clarification, including my workflow & results.
Clarify the sample and compare your results and processes with mine at the time.
| File Name: | FVA List - Black Accord Plate.zip |
| File Size: | 189 Byte |
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| Created Date: | 11-01-2023 |
| Last Updated Date: | 11-01-2023 |
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Bus Numbers exercise shared by Scott Kuntz via the FVA List, including my workflow and results.
Clarify the sample and compare your results and processes with mine at the time.
Random thoughts as I read some email from a recent Forensic Video Analysis (FVA) email list thread.
16-bit processing needs to be maintained all the way through the image clarification pipeline.
I also discuss Interpolation, which at times is of course necessary, but it is something we want to minimize in a forensic workflow.
Great MPEG-2 NLE that even provides the ability to edit w/o re-encoding. Specifically designed around MPEG-2, performs better than most NLE's when working with MPEG-2 sources, IMO.
