I am also confused. Minterpolate has many algorithms to choose from, perhaps some are “motion estimation,” some are “optical flow,” and some are simpl...

I think Minterpolate uses classical interpolations (not Optical Flow). See the ffmpeg manual:Minterpolate is also present in CinGG and, I think, is wo...

Georgy gave an answer on the forum which I quote here:"I used slowmovideo for smoothing not only filmed clips, but alsoartificially generated ones (su...

Sorry, I don't understand very well. As IgorBeg says a little video would be helpful. (to post on a streaming service like “streamable”). To get more ...

@dejay Can I ask you, if you have a chance, to make a small video tutorial? It would be interesting to put it in the YouTube channel.

Very nice, congratulations. I always liked to see mixing (animated) graphics and video and you did it very well. The message is also good.

My compliments.Nice editing, nice music and nice atmosphere.

@nostromo Unfortunately, changing the code of CinGG to give it Color Management requires expertise not only in C++ but also in OpenGL and color scie...

@cincity Absolutely do not buy it! I don't think it works in CinGG, and even if it were possible to adapt it, I don't see who could do it. It should...

On my channel I made 7 videos on color correction, based on the fantastic book, "Color Correction Handbook" by Alexis Van Hurkmann (recommended!).Unfo...

@cincity For color, the absolute best option is the three Color3Way imitation trackballs:Tangent Wave 2 Tangent RippleBlackmagic Micro color panel ...

@nostromo Welcome.1) The best thing is to be able to compile CinGG so that you have maximum capability to update and take action on parts of the progr...