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Even if you don't have/can't use a tripod , software stabilization is pretty good for handheld use. And there are a few ways you can pull that with OpenCV, so i
by dr_zoidberg 8y ago
Even if you don't have/can't use a tripod , software stabilization is pretty good for handheld use. And there are a few ways you can pull that with OpenCV, so it's not that expensive editing software is involved (of course, Photoshop has it, and in a "photographer friendly way").
- rocqua 8y agoStabilization deals with orientation. Location cant really be corrected for based on a 2D image.
- dr_zoidberg 8y agoYes -- but it still works fine for the common distortions that a handheld camera introduces (assuming you don't go into very large time spans).