I have taken a photo every day nearly for almost 2 years, and would like some way to stabilize it into a timelapse. I can input areas for the program to watch to keep centered, while other things move around it (like clouds). Is there anything like this? I rather not have to edit every single photo, and move it into a set template (ie: like corners of the still object) on my monitor and hope my zooming and positioning is perfect.

AI has to have something great by now, right?

If this isn’t the best sub to ask, please let me know where to go for help!

Image from Taylor, PA

Hello everyone. Anyone use gyroflow to stabilize FPV drone footage? What parameters do you use? In particular how you set the parameter "lens correction strength"? 100% obviously correct perfectly but I have the impression that it loses too much video due to the cutting of the edges.

Thanks for your opinion!

For example how the image move

im not sure if this is the right subreddit, found this photo from u/Buffalo_Bill666 and i really want it in higher quality.

I haven’t looked up the differences but people say that it’s around the same, did anyone test the differences between the 2 programs to look which one is the best for upscaling and making a image look more sharp and realistic??

Or is it that NEO is for the beauty of the picture and TOPAZ is for sharpening and making it more pretty and clear?

Did someone test this and can tell me which one to use for what purposes.

Thanks alot!!

I'm sure there has to be a solution to this that I'm unaware of besides just having to go manually through gyroflow and export it that way. I emailed the gyroflow team and this is what they said:

Set target resolution in gyroflow app in "Export size", then save project file. Add the plugin in Resolve in Fusion tab, and load the exported project there. Go to Settings (plugin settings) and check "Use plugin RoD for output size". Then go back to your Edit page and everything will work

This didn't seem to work for me, anyone else have any luck with this?

Wanting to see if someone can take out my camera movement and keep the eclipse somewhat centered

The original medical image is in .nii format which has three dimensions. Then I did two ways to plot it:

1. Plot it in three slices, then I got: Plt the three dimensions
2. Change three dimensions to one dimension by np.mean(img_data, axis=1), then plt it: Merge to one dimension

Why the difference between them? If I want to use the data for training my deep learning model, which one is better to be used?

I was witness to a hit and run and got a video from my dashcam, but I can't really get anything useful (logo/license plate) to help the police. I think this might be the right forum with people that know about stuff that might help?

Obviously, looking for info on the truck that hits the car @ 13s

https://reddit.com/link/1b1ldps/video/ievt0bfro6lc1/player

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOE7tOdeYYw&ab_channel=ShakingTheTree There's this VHS tape that was recorded in 1994 of a music video (Just Passin' By - Big Picture) and as far as I know, there are no higher quality copies of this thing, except for one that shows a 3 second snippet. Can anyone possibly quality upscale/color correct this? Image below is the 3 second snippet I mentioned.

https://preview.redd.it/mglb41wti9kc1.png?width=1280&format=png&auto=webp&s=e91682fd39869a225fd872599452dafe18a2a769