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Intensity flicker is a common form of degradation in archived film. Most algorithms on this distortion are complicated and uncontrolled. This paper presented a discrete mathematical model of flicker, designed a block-based estimation method of the model’s parameters according to their features of intensity variation in large area. With this estimation result it constructed a compensation model to repair the current frame. This restoration approach is full automatic and the repair process of current frame does not need the information of frames behind it. The algorithm was realized to establish a simple and adjustable repair system. The experimental results show that the proposed algorithm can remove most intensity flicker and preserve the wanted effects.
Most algorithms on this distortion are complicated and uncontrolled. This paper presents a discrete mathematical model of flicker, designed a block-based estimation method of the model’s parameters according to their features of intensity variation With large size. With this estimation result it constructed a compensation model to repair the current frame. The restoration was is full automatic and the repair process of current frame does not need the information of frames behind it. The algorithm was realized to establish a simple and adjustable repair system. The experimental results show that the proposed algorithm can remove most intensity flicker and preserve the wanted effects.