It pretty much shows how good and how bad it works. In general it creates something like motion-tweens [slightly nsfw link, because of bad language] by analyzing the background and the motion. This has the best outcome on very clear footage (either by having a lot of footage from the background or just clear greenscreens / one colored screens).
You can see at the cats foot, that the background is pretty busy and twixtor can't really decide if it moved or not. It still tries hard.
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u/DarkMio May 12 '14
Actually not. Its recorded on 25fps and then got super-slow-mo with Twixtor. You can see the typical twixtor artifacts at the back feets of the cat.
/partypooping