Reference frame for average
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Hi Tim-
Quick question: when unblur outputs an average image, which frame does it use as the reference for the alignment? I.e. is it the first frame, middle frame, etc.?
Thanks,
-Greg Alushin
Hi Tim-
Quick question: when unblur outputs an average image, which frame does it use as the reference for the alignment? I.e. is it the first frame, middle frame, etc.?
Thanks,
-Greg Alushin
Hi Greg, The central frame
Hi Greg,
The central frame should always have shift 0, so the output shifts are relative to this.
Cheers,
Tim
If it is an even number, is
In reply to Hi Greg, The central frame by timgrant
If it is an even number, is this frame N/2 + 1?
Yes for even it is N/2 + 1,
In reply to If it is an even number, is by galushin
Yes for even it is N/2 + 1, for odd it is (N + 1) / 2
You can double check this by looking at the output shifts file, the frame with a 0 shift is the middle frame.
Tim
Great thanks! -g
In reply to Yes for even it is N/2 + 1, by timgrant
Great thanks!
-g