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Kind of weird just taking the middle row of pixels. He mentions using a pano library at the bottom, so he could have just fed every frame into it instead of one
by lnanek2 11y ago
Kind of weird just taking the middle row of pixels. He mentions using a pano library at the bottom, so he could have just fed every frame into it instead of one row per frame and gotten a clear panorama instead of so much blurring and messes. The whole point of the pano library is to remove the dupe pixels, after all, something that didn't happen effectively with what he did.
- colanderman 11y agoGood pano software takes, like, a minute to stitch say 10 photos together, sometimes requiring manual intervention. At 30 fps, it would take 180 times as long as the journey to complete the stitch. He'd expect the results sometime in 2018.
- detaro 11y ago> Kind of weird just taking the middle row of pixels. That's kind of the definition of what a slit-scan is ;) Maybe they wanted that specific effect, maybe they didn't have the resources to do something "better" – part of the beauty of slitscans is how simple they are.