Flicker Free 3.0 -- New Settings & How to Use Them
Flicker Free has a new algorithm that enables you to fix even more types of footage! In this tutorial we go over the new settings/presets and how you can use them to save your footage.
Rolling Bands and Slow Motion are probably the two most common things Flicker Free is used for. The new algorithm in FF 3.0 helps solve instances where either the bands are slow moving or the flicker is stretched out over longer time frames (e.g. high frame rate video like 2000fps). Slow moving bands was one of the things FF 2.0 struggled with. Flicker Free 3.0 improves performance on this difficult problem. Either fixing or improving a much wider range of footage.
You can download a demo of Flicker Free to test on your footage here:
Windows: https://digitalanarchy.com/demos/psd_...
Mac: https://digitalanarchy.com/demos/psd_...
If you have any questions or for help finding the right settings with Flicker Free, email us at [email protected]
0:00 Intro
0:20 Time Radius
1:12 Time Step
2:01 Motion Settings
2:15 Steps before applying Flicker Free
3:08 How to adjust the settings to fix your footage
3:46 Adjusting the Motion Settings
4:59 Using two passes