Choose from any of the eleven Motion Recognition algorithms and compare their effects in
Post Processing. Tip: Double-clicking sets an algorithm back to its standard value.
Long-time exposure: This process determines the average for every pixel in a shot to simulate a type of long exposure.
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Remove Motion (Multipass): The motion is determined through a flexible median mask based on colour channels and brightness of individual pixels. Since this process is well suited to most image sequences, it has been set as the standard.
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Remove Motion (Brightness): Pixel brightness is the single component of this calculation, which makes it appropriate for black & white sequences.
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Remove Motion (Colour): This technique is exclusively based on pixel colour and is best suited to particularly colourful sequences.
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Remove Motion (Matrix): The matrix process uses a congruence matrix rather than a median mask allowing it to identify fine movements and differentiating it from other algorithms.
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Remove Motion (Very Soft): The moving objects are removed by means of a standard deviation calculation, which is most suitable for images with moving clouds.
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Add Motion: The opposite of motion removal. All motion in the sequence will be determined and added based on pixel brightness.
