“…Video motion magnification was first developed by C. Liu et al (2005) and opened a new range of possibilities for research, however, this first approach produced numerous visual artifacts on top of being computationally expensive. Years later,further developments by Wu et al (2012) introduced a novel Eulerian approach to magnification that produced much cleaner results with less computational cost, paving the way for newer and more refined algorithms that produced increasingly better results such as (Wadhwa et al, 2014), (Oh et al, 2018) or (Lado-Roigé & Pérez, 2023).…”