How to Use Variable Motion Deblurring in Amped FIVE
Michelle Coan
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One of the biggest challenges in Forensic Video Analysis (FVA), is the restoration and enhancement of motion blur. In this latest “How To” article, published on Forensic Focus, David Spreadborough returns to Amped FIVE and takes us through one of this year’s new filters, Variable Motion Deblurring.
Learn how the filter works to turn blurred noise into restored and actionable data.
Reading time: 6minIn the finale, video evidence analysis becomes presentation. With Amped FIVE, we redact what must stay hidden, sync media on a single timeline, add crisp annotations, and generate a protected, transparent, professional, and court-ready report.
Reading time: 6minNow, in the second episode, the analysis of video evidence: turn messy timestamps and inconsistent metadata into a timeline. Inside FIVE, we reconcile timings, inspect structure, and prepare clean clips that tell one story: the suspect’s movements, minute by minute.
Reading time: 6minA murder, a USB of mixed videos, and the timings are all wrong. Part One of the forensic video workflow opens the case in Amped FIVE. The first step is about creating the project, preserving the integrity of video evidence, and sizing up the file pitfalls so every next step rests on trusted evidence.
Reading time: 10minThe capabilities in Amped FIVE for the correction of lens distortion have recently increased with the new Camera Calibration filters. Supporting filters such as Undistort and Correct Fisheye, Camera Calibration allows for finer control and flexibility, especially with portable cameras or difficult scenes. Read more in this latest “How-To” blog post.
