I have nearly finished the project, there are some minor bumps left as I
was not aware that the ships on the left side also move. The result can be
seen
here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/j97egbagvy6kiwh/lake_zurich_timelapse.mp4
There is still some more de-birding to do, and of course a soundtrack and
so on...
But a time lapse video can be aligned with hugin.
Workflow (best do most of it on the command line):
- Deflicker raw image stack with LRTimeLapse or similar
- crop what your really really never will need away
- render jpegs with some oversize in Lightroom
- pto_gen to generate a file that contains all jpegs
- cpfind --celeste --linearmatch
- delete all CP's that are not in a designate area (script)
- check if all images are connected (GUI)
- run optimizer in GUI or autooptimizer (took only... a day or a half)
- Hope for god results
- delete CP's that are way off
- the CP list is your friend!
- sort by distance
- select all "bad" CP's ie CP's that are on a moving object
- whether you delete a single CP or many, the delay is approx. the
same.
- reoptimze (took only 6.5hr)
- output the now aligned image stack
- ready for the video app
I wasted only some 2 days of computing time, but the final product is quite
OK and the next will be better ;)
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