Strange Lights in Clouds (crown flash video an unknown phenomenon to the video maker at the time of recording)
Posted Sep 26, 2017, 7:26 AM UTC
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I have stabilized the video for you: https://gfycat.com/untimelyunrealisticelkhound
It took 171 seconds to process and 14 seconds to upload.
^^how ^^to ^^use ^^| ^^programmer ^^| ^^source ^^code ^^| ^^/r/ImageStabilization/ ^^| ^^for ^^cropped ^^results, ^^use ^^/u/stabbot_crop
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It seems that transient objects that move into a shot (like a bird and then an insect in this video) greatly impact the bot's ability to stabilize a video.
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unfortunately there is not much that can be done about that.
The bot looks for corners in a frame, and tries to match them onto corners in the next frames. The works great, when most corners are in the background, but it completely falls apart, when most corners are in the foreground.
An extreme example of this can be found here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Simulated/comments/6va1j9/voxelized_explosion/dlz5zmi/
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u/stabbot, show u/Creativation how fast you are, now that you know how to cache videos
I have stabilized the video for you: https://gfycat.com/untimelyunrealisticelkhound
^^how ^^to ^^use ^^| ^^programmer ^^| ^^source ^^code ^^| ^^/r/ImageStabilization/ ^^| ^^for ^^cropped ^^results, ^^use ^^/u/stabbot_crop
5 seconds? Not bad
edit: When there is no time-message ("It took x seconds to process ..."), it means the result was fetched from the cache. The time-message now only appears if the videos was new.
Efficiency is very very cool! Well done wotanii!