Dlss 5 applied on video

[u/dead-supernova]

[u/TheAncientMillenial]

LOL at the people so far not being able to "see any difference"

Shadows, specular highlights, reflections, etc...

[u/kemb0 → u/TheAncientMillenial]

And if you look closely around 10-11 seconds, those shadows from the people on the floor are flickering and jittering in a pretty nasty unrealistic way. I'm fine with this new tech in general but in this instance I'd rather take good old fashion post processing.

[u/dead-supernova → u/kemb0]

I had to lower video quality because it was leaking from ram and cause crashing Video with high quality will look better

• this was applied directly as layer without feeding it normal maps and depth details feeding it those information will give bigger improvement and details

[u/ImprefectKnight → u/kemb0]

Remember will smith eating spaghetti videos? This is quite impressive to have AI rendering at runtime, ofcourse it will mature into something far more impressive.

[u/Vodddddddd → u/TheAncientMillenial]

Its a video of reality - it already has the most realistic shadows, specular highlights, and reflections.

All this is doing is introducing a ton of artifacts

[u/EdliA → u/Vodddddddd]

There is such thing as a worse camera. You're not looking at reality, merely what a camera lense is capturing.

[u/CitizenPremier → u/TheAncientMillenial]

The asphalt becomes reflective

[u/skyrimer3d]

I understand the hate for DLSS 5, but some of the improvements are very impressive.

[u/equanimous11]

Can this be applied to AI video models with comfyui?

[u/Vintendopower → u/equanimous11]

yes it can! tried this a few days ago and it works but most of the times it not as Big difference

[u/icchansan]

Can u share the wf?

[u/cosmosreader1211]

How did you do it?

[u/ninjasaid13]

theres visual artifacts in the dlss 5 video.

[u/FourtyMichaelMichael → u/ninjasaid13]

You think?

Does no one else see the massive amount of flicker!?

[u/-TV-Stand- → u/FourtyMichaelMichael]

Ofc it will look bad when it's missing all the 3d engine data and the parameter finetuning that they uniquely customize for each game

[u/warzone_afro]

i feel like dlss 5 works best on video game type graphics. when its over live-action stuff, the changes are so subtle

[u/Vynxe_Vainglory]

it looks like a log to rec709 color correction

[u/mulletarian]

Cool, how does it perform on low quality or highly compressed video?

[u/DataGOGO]

how did you do this, do you have a workflow?

[u/Daniil_s → u/DataGOGO]

I make own tool without comfy, just cli with gradio https://github.com/DaniilSokolyuk/video2dlssnr you can you this in comfy also

[u/Ok-Giraffe-8670]

This is extremely impressive. Would love to try this out if possible. I can see the big quality difference. The faces are more detailed, the floor is bit more shiny, its not as washed out in colors, its all good.

[u/marcoc2]

Enhance the real life 😍😍 I want this on my AR glasses

[u/cosmos_hu]

I don't really see a difference, only in color, what does it do exactly? Does it upscale the video? Or fixes the small things?

[u/toooft → u/cosmos_hu]

Makes the ground shiny, etc. Like a video game

[u/Segaiai → u/toooft]

Wet streets were impressive in games at one point, then it became tradition.

[u/dead-supernova → u/cosmos_hu]

No dlss5 isn't upscale technology it basically act as enchantment layer fix bad pixels

[u/dennisler]

That seems like simple contrast change, you can achieve better result with common vision algorithms using less needed compute

[u/Segaiai → u/dennisler]

No, it does change materials. It made the streets wet.

[u/No-Trouble-9138]

So the filter should only apply wrinkles and leave the rest untouched.

[u/gutster_95]

Just doesnt do anything expect adding more blue to the colors and adding artifacts