Examples of Video and Motion Picture Restoration

This is part of an online portfolio I am creating of works I have done. I'm hoping to find more gainful employment and thus I am expanding my offerings into some of my multimedia work.

The music is the theme to "Back to the Future." No claim is made to any rights or authorization of this piece, but this use is not for profit and not intended to be taken as any claim to the material. (Hopefully they won't take it down because of the background music)"

The videos are either self-shot or are open source/public domain or are believed to be so. Most came from web.archive.org. Others aired on public television or were taken by myself or friends.

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• Video restoration
• restoration
• movie restoration

[DrBuzz0]

No, this is not lowry. I did that primarily with some avisynth scripting.

What kind of VCR is it that you're using? the best thing to do is to try to get as good a trasnfer as posisble from a good tracking VCR before using software.

A good S-VHS editing deck will do better than a consumer VCR. Try playing around with the tracking/auto-tracking to get the best result before deciding what capture to use.

[chikotube]

wow. I'm trying to learn this too. How can i get into this line of work? Or is this from Lowry in Burbank, CA?

I have a DV file transferred from a VHS to my computer, and it has the same tracking "jitter" as in the 1:10 sequence. I'm still learning how to use my desktop tape deck, apparently it has time base correction.