DiffMorph VS flowframes

6-10 frames per second should be enough for a smooth animation as long as you use an interpolation or morphing technique, for morph someone recommend me DiffMorph and for interpolation i like Flowframes , these are by no means your only options but simply what i like

Maybe this done either by fantamorph or by diffmorph

Recently I made ML algorithm that can morph any two images without reference points. It works by applying so called warp maps and then optimizing them by gradient descent. You can see more info, examples and code here: https://github.com/volotat/DiffMorph

github.com/volotat/DiffMorph

Check out its github page to see code and more examples: https://github.com/volotat/DiffMorph

I made an algorithm that can morph any two images without reference points. It's one of examples how it can be used. If you want to know more, check out its github page: https://github.com/volotat/DiffMorph

You can see code and more examples here: https://github.com/volotat/DiffMorph

Code: https://github.com/volotat/DiffMorph

Yeah, sorry, I didn't see your replies until after I posted. But in case you haven't tried them, in Video AI, the Stabilization function really helped me a lot with my Deforum animations, so you might want to try it, if you haven't. Here's a Deforum video I used it on, but my video was way wilder than yours, so this feature might not be needed. It's so smooth already, I'd personally just run yours through Flowframes maybe.

I am using Flowframes which does the interpolation in between each change. ✌ https://github.com/n00mkrad/flowframes

I have a troubleshooting request for the Flowframes frame interpolation application. If there is a more appropriate subreddit for this question, please let me know.

RIFE 4.0 was used for interpolation an implementation of which can be found in Flowframes.

Check out FlowFrames It's interpolation software to increase framerate.

Huh, I'll have to look into that keyframe string generator, that looks handy. As for interpolation DaVinci Resolve was okay for me, I ended up switching to FlowFrames for most of my interpolation workflow for a while, but the diffusion_cadence in Deforum gives me a smoother result on its own. Haven't tried using both but, I imagine diffusion_cadence of 8 and interpolation of 2x and 2x slowmo could be pretty good at slowing down an animation that plays too fast.

6-10 frames per second should be enough for a smooth animation as long as you use an interpolation or morphing technique, for morph someone recommend me DiffMorph and for interpolation i like Flowframes , these are by no means your only options but simply what i like

For frame interpolation I messed around with quite a bit of software and eventually ended up on Flow Frames