Using Digital Anarchy to remove flicker from high-frame-rate footage

- Now Rich, in an earlier episode we took a look…at some super high-speed footage, some 240-frame-per-second.…By the way, I said super high speed.…In the land of high speed, 240 frame is like...…- Ah, it's consumer stuff.…- It's like infancy.…Some of these Phantom flags can, you know,…thousands, ten of thousands, it can get…really, really nuts really quick.…- And that high-end stuff is used…for things like Major League Baseball.…We've done some work with those guys, they're awesome.…They want to see the swing of the bat and it works.…But for something you can easily get access to it's great,…but with that high-frame rate,…it starts to look weird with indoor lighting.…

- Yeah, there's quite a few things to take a look at.…Now we shot some stuff at 240-frames-per-second…with an Apple iPhone 6, and it actually…was pretty darn cool, but we had a couple issues.…One of the issues that we found was…the image stabilization on the camera…kind of, if you weren't careful,…kind of introduced some weird stuff.…Now unfortunately...…