MotionDSP

vReveal Now Available in Free and Premium Versions

by jessica on Thu, 2010-04-22 09:18

It's happened to the best of us…you're using a HD video camera to record a special moment. But then, when you go back to view it, the video is dark, shaky or out of focus. What do you do? Purchase high priced video editing software? That is one option. Another is to check out the latest FREE version of MotionDSP's vReveal 2.0. A Premium version is also available, but we'll get to that in a minute.

The free version of vReveal 2.0 is easy-to-use software that can stabilize, brighten, sharpen, rotate and trim HD videos (up to 1080p) with just a click. Want to share them? vReveal can upload them directly to YouTube and Facebook too. The software can also produce print-quality still images from the videos after they've been enhanced. New features include Auto White Balance, new special effects and faster video-processing performance on both CPUs and NVIDIA graphics processors. Read more

Fix Your Digital Videos Easily and Affordably with vReveal

by jessica on Mon, 2009-12-07 11:17

Now you can fix your home videos with just one click even cheaper than before. MotionDSP just announced that they have lowered the price of their popular video editing software – vReveal – to just $39 (down from $49).

vReveal is software for Windows PCs that easily fixes and shares (with Facebook, YouTube) shaky, dark, grainy, or low-resolution digital video clips. Examples are available on the vReveal website.

"We've focused on making vReveal's powerful video enhancement technology very easy to use, whether you want to stabilize a shaky video, brighten a dark video, or clean a grainy video," said Mike Sonders, Director of Product for MotionDSP. "Now, just in time for the holidays, we've lowered the price of vReveal to make its exciting features even more accessible."

Try it out free for 30 days at www.vreveal.com.

Improving Video Quality: Even Old Content is One Click Away

Technology moves so quickly that almost everyone has analog (tape) and digital video they want to save and enjoy. Even with today's low-cost, high quality cameras and ubiquitous camphones, the results are usually less than great viewing quality.

Unless you're carrying a bank of photo lights around, the video is usually a little on the dark side. And no matter how hard you try to hold the camera steady, the video is shaky. Often the focus is a little off and there are video noise artifacts that make the final movie a little "uncomfortable" to watch, especially when everyone expects to watch theater quality videos of the kids events, family activities and special moments.

If you're converting old family/friends videotapes to digital, the problem becomes even worse. You not only have to handle all of the issues listed above, you also have video quality that is…well…VHS quality. Ten to 20 years ago it was fine, but once DVD movies were introduced it was easy to see that the quality could be better…a lot better. Read more