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Example of Motion interpolation for the Wikipedia article on it. The frames aren't really interpolated. Every other frame was removed from the top row of an animaged gif, and then replaced in the bottom row as if they had been interpolated. Similar to an example of Sony's MotionFlow found here

Lately added an example of truly interpolated sequence made from the source by slowing it down 8 times. To obtain such a result the source sequence was interpolated 3 times by 3 different algorithms and the submited one was chosen by human supervision. IMHO it shows the best quality reachable by the software money can buy.
Date 2/5/08, supplemented 18/1/10
Source Used some parts from Image:Gallop animated.gif by User:Waugsberg; true interpolation example added by User:nr1jack
Author User:Peregrine Fisher, User:nr1jack
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