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Pixel Artifacts
I had a Canon Hv 10 go bad on me. The last footage that I took contained some nasty looking pixel artifacts. Mostly clear jagged pixels. Does anyone know of any software or tricks that I can use to remove those artifacts? Either HD or DV.
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You could try masking out that area and putting something else underneath. Sometimes putting the same video slightly offset can work. to fill in the masked area.
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Bad Pixels
I found 3 hours of footage with bad pixel artifacts. Sometimes as many as five per minute.
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Ok, so you're saying most of the time there is no pixels but every now and then you get a bad frame????
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Pixals
The camera malfunction. Canon couldn't fix it. They replaced the HV10 with a HV20. Around 20% of the footage has horizontal clear pixels. The pixels appear as wide swashes running across the clips five to twenty frames in length. I have 3 hours of such footage.
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