need to find license plate on the car in a video with low quality

[farshad_1]

its a avi video i have capture with my security camera ..someone have broking into my house and i have its video but i cant see the plate number for the court plz someone tell me how to do it or help me with it

 

[typical boffin]

try putting a picture in adobe photoshop and using this guide to unpixelate the screenshot


http/smallbusiness.chron.com/make-people-look-pixelated-photoshop-37943.html

 

[farshad_1]

try putting a picture in adobe photoshop and using this guide to unpixelate the screenshot


http/smallbusiness.chron.com/make-people-look-pixelated-photoshop-37943.html

ty for your answer im not very good at using photoshop but i will give it a shot
can i upload the photo maybe you can help me?

 

[bignastyid]

You do realize the stuff they do on TV shows isn't actually possible in real life right?

 

[farshad_1]

You do realize the stuff they do on TV shows isn't actually possible in real life right?

iknow that its a difficult progress i just need someone to help me i can send the original video if anyone willing to help me

 

[bignastyid]

You do realize the stuff they do on TV shows isn't actually possible in real life right?

iknow that its a difficult progress i just need someone to help me i can send the original video if anyone willing to help me

Sorry but there is no magic fix for low quality video.

 

[JonnyDough]

You can try grabbing the best frame from the vid using a video editor and messing with sharpness/saturation settings and whatever else you can find, but that's probably as good as it gets. It takes different shades of the colors and makes them darker or lighter, sort of drawing a line in the sand to help focus the object. For example, a grayscale photo with a square is actually many squares called pixels, which when zoomed in on look jagged like a set of stairs. Making the gray ones either black or white can help you see an object slightly more clearly, but it's not guaranteed to produce the digits/letters you want to see. That would depend on two things: Your software and skill using it, and the original photo (which in this case is a frame from a video). If you're a Linux user you can obtain some decent software for free, or if you're willing to shell out some cash you might find a program solution on your Apple MAC. Good luck.

 

[typical boffin]

try putting a picture in adobe photoshop and using this guide to unpixelate the screenshot


http/smallbusiness.chron.com/make-people-look-pixelated-photoshop-37943.html

ty for your answer im not very good at using photoshop but i will give it a shot
can i upload the photo maybe you can help me?

sure ill give it a go but i dont know how much help ill be

 

[hang-the-9]

If someone broke into your house, why aren't you providing the footage to the police department to work with? Are you planning on tracking down this car yourself?

 

[USAFRet]

I have a 4 camera system. A license plate is mostly unreadable past about 18 feet.
There is no magic for this.

With proper skill and software, someone *might* be able to extract some or all of it.

But we can't talk you through the process.
And from your pic? Highly doubtful.

Give the video to the cops and let them sort it out.