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Hi folks, its been a while since I've visited.
I had an idea a few years ago I never pursued and I thought I'd run it past this group simply because not only is it beyond my education to develop but its combining both optical physics and some techniques used in cosmology.
OK so here goes
I want to build a camera that used multiple video feeds, stack the images, remove the dissimilar pixels and replace them with an average of all pixels removed from that location
Call it focus stacking but with multiple frames in real time.
Its sort of like stacking images in astronomy where your looking for anomalous movement in the frames, except this things got to be fast.
What I'm trying to do is remove ground flutter so I can image across the atmosphere and get clear moving pictures.
I know there is a relatively simple program that stacks images and I suppose you'd not even have to average pixels if you could just get them to be translucent, but I don't really know how to reprogram the data stream.
Anyone feel like helping out a little. Could be a cool project and several peeps tell me if I can make it work it might be worth something.
cheers
Dan
I had an idea a few years ago I never pursued and I thought I'd run it past this group simply because not only is it beyond my education to develop but its combining both optical physics and some techniques used in cosmology.
OK so here goes
I want to build a camera that used multiple video feeds, stack the images, remove the dissimilar pixels and replace them with an average of all pixels removed from that location
Call it focus stacking but with multiple frames in real time.
Its sort of like stacking images in astronomy where your looking for anomalous movement in the frames, except this things got to be fast.
What I'm trying to do is remove ground flutter so I can image across the atmosphere and get clear moving pictures.
I know there is a relatively simple program that stacks images and I suppose you'd not even have to average pixels if you could just get them to be translucent, but I don't really know how to reprogram the data stream.
Anyone feel like helping out a little. Could be a cool project and several peeps tell me if I can make it work it might be worth something.
cheers
Dan
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