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Tween
Optical-flow interpolation between two images
Synthesizes an intermediate frame between two images using interpolation, depth ordering and optical-flow warping.
Tween
Overview
What Tween does
Tween is useful for motion-compensated in-between frames, short retiming repairs and transitions where a simple dissolve would create obvious double exposure.
Think of Image0 and Image1 as the endpoints of a tiny time interval. Tween estimates motion between them and moves pixels toward the requested Interpolation position.
When to use it
Intermediate-frame synthesis
Short slow-motion repairs
Motion-compensated transitions
Missing-frame reconstruction
Optical-flow diagnostics
Tween in context
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