Posted On: September 22, 2023

Ever since the Las Vegas alien video Ive been interested in forensic photo software and looking into dozens.

With the coming of AI and neural net advances I think we are now at a point where we should all be using the aid of these types of software to aid in uncovering better photographic data.

Especially bow that NUFOC org releases both videos and photos from their witness reports.

There's tons of gold in that website just waiting to be found.

I've been using a brand new tool called Canon Neural Network Upscaling Tool.

It basically takes a jpg and upscale it by 4x's and not only keeping the same clarity but I often get BETTER clarity than the original.

It doeant just change pixels to bicubic pixels it says it does some deep learning image processesing.

A 2000 x 2000 pixel image can be made to 8000 x 8000 without any loss of clarity.

The tool was free but now it might be $2.95/mo or $9.99 per year depending on your country.

But if you have an old Canon ID it might still be free I don't know.

Or maybe there's a torrent for it.

I firmly believe we need to be using all tools available to analyze and improve on the photos and videos we see that have been coming at a swift pace lately.

What do you use?.

If you have any recommendations please share with the community.

What I use:.

Canons Neaural Network Upscaling Tool.

Adobe lightroom (dehaze, contrast, curves, clarity,) Light room is a free app on Google play, not sure for apple.

Adobe Photoshop CC (paid).

Adobe Photoshop For Samsung app (free) (multiple sharpen tools, contrast, curves, greyscale, inverse, etc).

Adobe Premier (to extract frames from videos).

I've downloaded about 20 "deblur" apps some saying they use AI, none have been very good, mostly cheap chineese crap apps.

I wish we had the software that CSI Miami had.enhance..enhance!.

But we don't, so please chime in if you have any helpful tools that we could all benifit from.

I have seen a professional lab tool that uses AI and human aid but doubt it's available to the public.

It processes an image and spits out 5 images, the user selects the image that looks the best and it processes it again spitting out 5 images, the process repeats.

The AI is basically making locical guesses and the process is improved with human intervention.

What do you use?.

Will AI now be able to help extract more information out of videos or clear up images to better see what's really there.

Post from user ARCreef at at reddit.

Posted On: September 22, 2023

Ever since the Las Vegas alien video Ive been interested in forensic photo software and looking into dozens.

With the coming of AI and neural net advances I think we are now at a point where we should all be using the aid of these types of software to aid in uncovering better photographic data.

Especially bow that NUFOC org releases both videos and photos from their witness reports.

There's tons of gold in that website just waiting to be found.

I've been using a brand new tool called Canon Neural Network Upscaling Tool.

It basically takes a jpg and upscale it by 4x's and not only keeping the same clarity but I often get BETTER clarity than the original.

It doeant just change pixels to bicubic pixels it says it does some deep learning image processesing.

A 2000 x 2000 pixel image can be made to 8000 x 8000 without any loss of clarity.

The tool was free but now it might be $2.95/mo or $9.99 per year depending on your country.

But if you have an old Canon ID it might still be free I don't know.

Or maybe there's a torrent for it.

I firmly believe we need to be using all tools available to analyze and improve on the photos and videos we see that have been coming at a swift pace lately.

What do you use?.

If you have any recommendations please share with the community.

What I use:.

Canons Neaural Network Upscaling Tool.

Adobe lightroom (dehaze, contrast, curves, clarity,) Light room is a free app on Google play, not sure for apple.

Adobe Photoshop CC (paid).

Adobe Photoshop For Samsung app (free) (multiple sharpen tools, contrast, curves, greyscale, inverse, etc).

Adobe Premier (to extract frames from videos).

I've downloaded about 20 "deblur" apps some saying they use AI, none have been very good, mostly cheap chineese crap apps.

I wish we had the software that CSI Miami had.enhance..enhance!.

But we don't, so please chime in if you have any helpful tools that we could all benifit from.

I have seen a professional lab tool that uses AI and human aid but doubt it's available to the public.

It processes an image and spits out 5 images, the user selects the image that looks the best and it processes it again spitting out 5 images, the process repeats.

The AI is basically making locical guesses and the process is improved with human intervention.

What do you use?.

Will AI now be able to help extract more information out of videos or clear up images to better see what's really there.

Post from user ARCreef at at reddit.