Andrew Kreps wrote:
> I'm looking for a little direction here to see if I can use Hugin to
> help me align a few thousand frames worth of stop-motion video I've
> shot. I'm thinking that I'll be able to use Hugin's ability to line
> up frames to sync up my movie, even though my tripod has moved a bit
> during the operation. Any help you folks can render would be
> appreciated.
>
> Here's what I'd like to do:
>
> 1. Compare 2 consecutive frames, and warp the second to conform to the
> first (if possible with some exposure blending)
> 2. Save the warped second image to the filesystem with a name I can specify
> 3. Do all of this from the command line, as I'd need to automate the process.
>
> Does this sound like something I can use Hugin for? I've successfully
> created panoramas with the software, and I've looked for tutorials on
> the subject, but it seems I'm subverting the purpose of the software a
> bit. It should be a good test of ingenuity.
There are also discussion on alignment in the HDR world;
you might want to make a decision between aligning via warping,
and/or translate/crop (largest common subset image).
Finally, next time you shoot, LOCK YOUR TRIPOD DOWN.
BugBear
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