Motion Magnification and Motion Denoising

Explore cutting-edge techniques in video processing with this lecture by William T. Freeman from MIT. Delve into two main topics: motion denoising and motion magnification. Learn about separating video sequences into short-term and longer-term components using Markov Random Fields, allowing for manipulation without explicit motion computation. Discover a novel, fast method for magnifying and re-rendering small motions in videos, enabling real-time motion microscopy. Gain insights from Freeman's extensive research in computer vision, machine learning, and computational photography, and understand the potential applications of these techniques in various fields.