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This page is for posting links to online streaming video, Youtube and things like that. The rules are somewhat looser than Discussion. You can post and discuss mainstream and related amateur video. Do not post clips from commercial videos. It's usually not that hard to tell the difference.
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| Thursday July 02 00:16:19 2026 Two interesting results |
| Kate Mara (Shooter 2007). If you have seen this movie, you may remember that she is seen gagged only through blurry blue-filter scanline footage, being watched on a tiny screen. With some creative cropping, colorisation, and upscaling, we can reverse that (kind of): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIfIJwOYecQ Natalia Streignard (Mi Destino Eres Tu). This is a very good scene that loses a lot of points because of the rather gross amount of blood. Can we remove the blood? Turns out we can: https://youtu.be/V7V4nZGAP5o The Kate Mara result is semi-miraculous and I wouldn't expect to be able to ever do something this drastic again. It was mostly enabled by the fact that the movie itself is available in 4K, so even after cropping out the tiny screen there is enough resolution for the AI to work with. Even then, it couldn't see the gag until I specifically coloured it in. The Natalia Streignard result was surprisingly easy. The downside of doing it is quality loss, but it is hardly noticeable (IMO) because I did it before my usual upscaling treatment. |
| bobperson |
| Thursday July 02 02:43:19 2026 To Bobperson |
| Thanks for your work! Can you please also do Linda Collini's black tape scene from Centoventrine? It's one of my all time favourites. Also, how about Peyton List's scene from that soap opera? It's a shame that it's only available in low quality, very grainy footage |
| Thursday July 02 09:52:08 2026 Scene ID |
| https://youtu.be/bzWYTnDHQEs?is=g88gKHoGEuEkRbI3 Anyone know where this scene is from? |
| Thursday July 02 11:59:01 2026 Re: Two interesting results |
| On July 02 2026 bobperson wrote: Hey Bobperson, this is awesome! Would you be able to apply the same style/effect to this video? The interesting part starts at 12:20. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hU-rNTWmJz4&t=748s |
| Jack |
| Thursday July 02 12:29:07 2026 Re: Scene ID |
| On July 02 2026 (unsigned poster) wrote: > https://youtu.be/bzWYTnDHQEs?is=g88gKHoGEuEkRbI3 > Anyone know where this scene is from? It s from the french serie: La Famille Guerin, the actress is Anna Mihalcea. |
| A.Tanno |
| Thursday July 02 13:15:17 2026 Unknown Finnish (?) Scene |
There was a scene posted on here a few years back that I would love to see again. Crime drama. Possibly from Finland or another Northern country. Bank robbery with a bunch of hostages bound and gagged with duct tape. One of the robbers notices a girl's legs trembling like she really, really has to use the bathroom. Out of pity, he takes her to a storage room and unties her hands so she can use a bucket in the corner. She keeps the gag on and doesn't even reach for it. When she's finished she walks over the robber and and very submissively puts her hands behind her back so she can be re-tied. Any idea what this is and where I could see it? Thanks very much in advance! |
| P. |
| Thursday July 02 16:30:01 2026 Re: Two interesting results |
| On July 02 2026 bobperson wrote: > Kate Mara (Shooter 2007). Incredible work! Was removing the blood from the Natalia Streignard scene done using Topaz? I'm not too familiar with it but from what I understand it's used for upscaling. Is there another tool you used for that? I'd be curious what all this could potentially change in a scene. Maybe it can remove putz from a scene or perhaps it could be used to add gags to a scene that didn't have one before. |
| Thursday July 02 16:30:09 2026 Re: Two interesting results |
| I just wanted to say, the work you are doing is amazing. And, quite frankly, what I was hoping for when it comes to this kind of AI enhancement. That is, taking scenes that are potentially great, but were limited by old resolutions, camera quality, and lighting - Not just creating slop or just better-quality manips. Thanks for your work, Bobperson. |
| Thursday July 02 17:21:53 2026 Re: Two interesting results |
| On July 02 2026 (unsigned poster) wrote: >just better-quality manips. This is really underselling the tech. Old-school manips always looked janky and stupid. The technology today creates "manips" that are literally indistinguishable from a real scene. I'm (pleasantly) surprised this site hasn't been flooded with hoax screencaps yet, because I genuinely don't think anyone here would be able to tell the difference. |
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