, motion compensation

Motion compensation refers to techniques used to adjust for movements during the recording or playback of images and videos, ensuring smooth visuals. In film and video, it helps correct blurriness or distortion caused by camera shifts or object movement. It’s commonly applied in video streaming, where it enhances the quality by predicting motion between frames to reduce artifacts. In various technologies, such as virtual reality and video games, it improves experience by making movements appear more fluid and natural. Overall, motion compensation enhances clarity and realism in visual media.