<description>This is the really important setting. It decides just how far back into the past the Guava will look in order to confirm that thereΓÇÖs really some shimmering going on. Set it high (above 75%) to avoid artifacts in scenes with repetitive motion. Set it higher (above 85%) to avoid problems with ticker tapes. But donΓÇÖt set it too high (above 95%), or itΓÇÖll need a long time for the filter to kick in.</description>
<description>This option lets you choose just how much the color can change before the filter decides the difference must be due to motion. This is an important setting for avoiding artifacts, but is unfortunately somewhat tricky to choose.</description>
<description>This setting has a much subtler effect. If you set it high, the filter will only correct when there has been uninterrupted shimmering. Set it low, and the filter will tolerate more interruptions ΓÇö but will also be a little more susceptible to artifacts.</description>
