Increase Resolution
If you’re streaming or watching a video online, check if there’s an option to increase the resolution in the player settings. Select a higher resolution (like 1080p or 4K) for better clarity, assuming your internet connection can handle it.
Improve Lighting
When recording videos, make sure the environment is well-lit to help the camera capture more detail. Natural light or proper lighting equipment can drastically reduce blurriness.
Stabilize the Camera
Use a tripod or stabilize your camera to avoid shaking. Many cameras and smartphones also have built-in stabilization features—enable these if possible to reduce motion blur.
Adjust Focus Settings
Make sure the camera is focused on the subject before recording. Use manual focus if your camera struggles with auto-focus in specific situations. For smartphones, tap on the subject on the screen to lock focus.
Upgrade Internet Connection
For streaming, a faster internet connection can help prevent the video quality from dropping. If necessary, reduce the number of devices using the network or upgrade your plan to ensure smoother playback.
Recompress with Better Settings
If a video has been overly compressed, try recompressing the original file using less aggressive compression settings. There are several software tools available that allow you to re-encode video files while preserving better image quality.
Use Video Editing Software
Some video editing software has sharpening tools or filters that can help enhance the clarity of a blurry video. While this won’t completely fix an extremely blurry video, it can improve the overall appearance.
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