Method for simulating an increased shutter time in digital video

Television – Bandwidth reduction system – Data rate reduction

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348699, H04N 732

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057741832

ABSTRACT:
A method for processing an input digital video signal, the method comprises the steps of capturing first and second frames from the input digital video signal; determining intermediate motion vectors from the first and second frames, which intermediate motion vectors represent motion of objects between frames; and re-creating the second frame for forming a blurred first frame having pixel values determined by combining pixels in the first and second frames, wherein the combining is controlled by the intermediate motion vectors.

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