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p.1 #1 · Flicker Suppressor released


Hi guys!
It happened to me last year that I made a photography set for a theater company during training. Unfortunately, there were very bad strobing neon lights and I had to shoot silent with my a7III to not disturb the actors.
I struggled quite a bit and ended up using very slow shutter speeds and BW only to avoid a complete disaster. That shooting piss me off a lot and after stressful online researches, I wasn't able to find any public tools or techniques that would allow the problem to be solved in batch within a reasonable timeframe.
So... I created my own software and here I am giving it to the community 😎.
It's far from perfect but we have to start somewhere.

Flicker Suppressor: https://github.com/GianSegugio/flicker_suppressor

Examples

It features a very familiar GUI and deep parametrization to tackle most cases as possible. CLI usage features many more parameters if needed.
It is both statistical (AI transformer based) and deterministic (various local/global filters) and it can be used virtually on any HW, even without a discrete GPU.

Let me know if it is of any help and if you find any issue, please report it on the github page 🙏.

Good luck!

P.S.
I have many tasks in the backlog including a new Restormer training dataset, to address the worst (almost) unrecoverable cases. But I need ton of time and HW power, so I can't predict a release timeline.



Aug 24, 2026 at 08:54 AM







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