This is the first video tutorial of a series. It has been ripped and then subtitled directly without any editing, so it shows Amped FIVE work flow in real time. We will show how to extract a license plate from a dark video.
The video is showing a very dark and shaking sequence of a license plate. The steps illustrated are:
loading the video (Video Loader filter)
increasing the brightness and contrast (Curves filter)
stabilizing the video (Stabilization filter)
integrating the enhanced and stabilized frames (Frame Averaging filter)
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