1. A method for providing border handling in motion compensated interpolation, the method comprising: using a camera model to detect areas of predominant movements in a displayable output, wherein the camera model identifies probable values for pixels in border areas of the displayable output based on common camera movements; locating reveal and conceal areas near the borders of the displayable output, wherein a reveal area is an area visible in a current frame that was not visible in a previous frame and a conceal area is an area visible in a previous frame that is not visible in a current frame; for each reveal or conceal area: determining whether the reveal or conceal areas is due to a camera movement or an object movement; if the reveal or conceal areas is due to a camera movement, using the camera model to arrive at interpolated pixel values for pixels within the corresponding area; and if the reveal or conceal areas is not due to a camera movement, arriving at interpolated pixel values for pixels within the corresponding area without using the camera model.