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Restore with Reference

Restoration that keeps a real person’s likeness from a reference photograph.

In a wide, low-quality shot a face has too few pixels to restore faithfully. A close-up still of the same person, placed over the head in the preview, guides the restoration.

You select: One clip, one reference still of the person.
Then press: Restore Clip with Reference
Prompt: The scene: period, place, light.
You get: The restored shot, the face kept recognisable.
Sizes and length: Up to 121 frames per job (about 5 seconds at 24 fps), at 24, 25 or 30 fps, up to 1920×1088. Longer shots are made in overlapping parts joined by crossfades.
Typical cost: About 46 credits for 121 frames (about 5 seconds) at 1920×1088, 24 fps.

Archives and restoration

Restore with Reference: 1961 NASA film of an astronaut suiting up, restored with a NASA portrait photograph of him, taken in the same room, as the reference for his face.Sources: NASA (Mercury suit-up film, 1961; portrait s63-02082), public domain

The NASA portrait — Restore with Reference: 1961 NASA film of an astronaut suiting up, restored with a NASA portrait photograph of him, taken in the same room, as the reference for his face.Sources: NASA (Mercury suit-up film, 1961; portrait s63-02082), public domain

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Detail recovered from degraded footage, framing kept.

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