FirstLoveMovies

Phuzzy4242 wrote:

starfish21 wrote:i reckon Phuzzy was partly responsible for this latest unearthing,his recent influx of b&w films inspired PTG,and sent him down at least 2 floors into his archives.

His house must have five floors plus an attic, a basement, and a sub-basement (not to mention the dungeons). Or maybe he just builds another floor on top of his house every time he fills a floor up with movies - his house is now 7 floors tall.

yep! here's the work in progress.....


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This story about a love affair between teenage Agnes and escaped convict Joseph, given refuge at the family home by her father (a retired judge) stars the stunning 15-year-old Patricia Gozzi. I bet Al wishes he could use the quantum leap machine to go back and ask this girl to marry him! Actually, it turns out Patricia only made two more movies after this one before she did get married and stopped acting for good.

Despite this being a French production the dialogue is in English. I like this film a whole lot. If you haven't seen it yet, you're in for a treat!


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Anyone want to take a crack at denoising this with AI?
I tried denoising one of the screenshots with Topaz SharpenAI. Maximum noise suppression - maybe I've used too much.

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emuler wrote:Anyone want to take a crack at denoising this with AI?
I tried denoising one of the screenshots with Topaz SharpenAI. Maximum noise suppression - maybe I've used too much.

I'm sorry, but I still haven't the time for this atm... and some other videos on my "to-do-list".

What about David32441?

emuler wrote:Anyone want to take a crack at denoising this with AI?
I tried denoising one of the screenshots with Topaz SharpenAI. Maximum noise suppression - maybe I've used too much.

This movie never struck me as something that needed denoising. It's not nearly grainy enough to be distracting (at least imo) and you always pay a price in sharpness and image quality when you denoise it. Certain films like Marie s'en va-t-en ville are extremely noisy and it's definitely worth processing to get rid of that. I don't know, just my take.

I suppose with AI video editors everyone will be able to adjust their movies to fit their own personal preferences. I'm still waiting for that AI subtitle maker that can automate the job of transcribing from an audio track, creating subs, and doing translations. Many hours of tedious work done for you! Maybe someday.

deadman wrote:I'm still waiting for that AI subtitle maker that can automate the job of transcribing from an audio track, creating subs, and doing translations.

Yes!

This movie never struck me as something that needed denoising. It's not nearly grainy enough to be distracting.

Yeah, natural film grain, that gives the movie a speacial look. DIsturbing noise is something different.

ghost wrote:

emuler wrote:Anyone want to take a crack at denoising this with AI?
I tried denoising one of the screenshots with Topaz SharpenAI. Maximum noise suppression - maybe I've used too much.

I'm sorry, but I still haven't the time for this atm... and some other videos on my "to-do-list".

What about David32441?

Haha! I can have a go - but I'm still working with v2.2 couldn't get 2.4 working - and yeah, the 2.4 features look so much better for subtle adjustment - which is what this would need!

ghost wrote: Tue Sep 14, 2021 12:48 am
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I looked for a German audio of this film but apparently It hasn’t aired in German since 1965?

https://www.filmdienst.de/film/details/ ... idenschaft

It's possible to do a blend of a de-noised version with the original films natural grain. Then play with the percent of the 2 video files to find a good balance. But denoising a 1080p film takes about 30 hours on my graphics card. It was still a 300Euro card at the time! The PC pulls about 350w instead of 150w when doing this - warming my study quite nicely! God knows how Ghost's laptop-based graphics card does this in a third the time of mine, and without melting through his desk!
I just did a test of Artemis DeHalo which gives stunning results on preview - but it says "1 day 17 hours" to complete It's rendering at 1.03 frames per second to give an idea of how slow it is!