In order to create novel artistic effects, a period-dynamic-image model was proposed, in which each element is a periodic function. Instead of using an array of color pixels to represent a digital image, a Fourier model was used to represent a periodic dynamic image as an array of functional pixels, and the output of each pixel was computed by a Fourier synthesis process. Then three applications with three rendering styles were put forward, including dynamic painting, dynamic distortion effects and dynamic speech balloons, to visually display the periodic dynamic images. A prototype system was constructed and a series of experiments were performed. The results demonstrate that the proposed method can effectively explore the novel artistic effects of periodic dynamic images, and it can be used as a new art media.
Any video camera equipment has certain temporal resolution, so it will cause motion blur and motion aliasing in captured video sequence. Spatial deblurring and temporal interpolation are usually adopted to solve this problem, but these methods can not solve it completely in origin. A temporal super-resolution reconstruction method based on Maximum A Posterior (MAP) probability estimation for single-video was proposed in this paper. The conditional probability model was determined in this method by reconstruction constraint, and then prior information model was established by combining temporal self-similarity in video itself. From these two models, estimation of maximum posteriori was obtained, namely reconstructed a high temporal resolution video through a single low temporal resolution video, so as to effectively remove motion blur for too long exposure time and motion aliasing for inadequate camera frame-rate. Through theoretical analysis and experiments, the validity of the proposed method is proved to be effective and efficient.