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Movavi VideoSuite Overview Introduction System Requirements Quick Start Convert Video/DVD Interface Menu bar Toolbar List of opened files Easy mode for output format Advanced mode for output format Output directory settings Convert button Join button Seek slider Preview area Controls Status bar Working Adding files Previewing files Choosing output format Choosing output format: advanced mode Choosing video part to convert Converting files Joining video files Creating photo gallery Ripping DVD Converting for iPod Converting for PSP Converting for Zune Converting for PDA Extracting Audio Capture Video Interface Menu bar Capture devices Preview area Controls Disc space requirements Captured video settings Start/Stop Capture button Remove File button Done button Working Connecting DV camera to the computer Choosing video fragment to capture Choosing captured video settings Choosing capture device Capturing video Capturing snapshots Simulteneous shooting and capturing video Edit Video Interface Menu Bar ToolBar Filters and Effects Preview Area Seek Slider Controls Filter/Effect Menu List of Applied Filters Status Bar Save Button Information Preferences Working Opening Files Previewing Files Applying Video Filters Using Markers Saving Files Filter Reference Magic Enhance Auto Contrast Auto Satutration Auto White Balance Deinterlace Brightness/Contrast Blur Sharpen Clolor Temperature Hue/Saturation Gamma Color Balance Chroma Balance Denoiser Deblocking Mosaic Add Noise Posterize Diffuse Grayscale Invert Tutorials How to repair the purple video How to restore too dark video How to filter the interlaced video How to fix the bluted video Split Video Interface Menu Bar Toolbar Split Settings Split Button Output Settings Controls Preview Area Seek Slider Working Opening Files Previewing Files Splitting Files Video Message Interface Menu bar Toolbar Frame box Text message area Preview area Resolution options Seek slider and Controls Start button Working Adding video Adding text message Previewing video message Choosing resolution Setting still Creating video message Saving video message Sending video message Create CD/DVD Interface Menu Bar Toolbar Tab bar Content Area Status Bar Burn Button Disc Size Bar Mode table Options table Edit Mode Controls Seek Slider DVD Chapters Working Adding Files Previewing Files Burning Files Creating Video Disc Creating Audio Disc Creating Data Disc Copying DVD Saving DVD to a Folder Copying encrypted DVD Format Reference AVI MPEG VOB IFO MPEG4 3GPP 3GPP2 MOV WMV ASF RM MP3 WAV WMA If you can't open a file Activating Movavi VideoSuite Activate Movavi VideoSuite Automatic (Online) Activation of Movavi VideoSuite Manual (Offline) Activation of Movavi VideoSuite Copyright and License for Movavi VideoSuite Appendix Technical support Version History

Movavi VideoSuite :: Edit Video :: Tutorials :: Blurry Video Video is too blurry When you shoot fast moving objects such as birds, animals, cars, athletes etc., the details in your video get a bit smudged and blurry. Although our eye can't see all details of moving objects either, we definitely want to have everything in our videos as sharp as possible. In the image below we see a heron flying away. At the first sight, this video doesn't need fixing. However, we will apply the Sharpening filter and look what will happen - especially to the areas marked with yellow circles. 1. Open your file with Movavi VideoSuite by clicking 2. Double-click the Sharpening filter's icon: 3. This will add the filter to the list of applied filers. Now, in the filter menu pane at the bottom of the list of filters and effects, move the slider to the maximum (100). To better see the changes, we'll enlarge the original and fixed videos. Let's look closer at the problem areas that were marked with the circles. a. Before After The wing became a bit darker, that renders the real color better. The shapes of the long feathers at the end of the wing are more distinct, we can clearly see the border between each feather and between the wing and the water. b. Before After The details of the wing became sharper and clearer. c. Before After Before applying the filter, the bird's thin legs had almost no details. After restoring, we're able to see clutches. Shadows became sharper as well. d. Before After The head became sharper. As we can see on the fixed video, the black spot at the top of the head and the beak became darker. Compare the original and the enhanced videos at the animated image below. Remember, we thought this video was perfect, but look: after processing even the waves became sharper! See also: Tutorial: How to restore too dark video Tutorial: How to repair the purple video Tutorial: How to filter the interlaced video Filters: Blur Copyright © MOVAVI