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Funny you mention that. I recently stumbled onto software that does just that [1]. It implements Google’s stacking algorithm that it uses for the pixel line. I
by _aavaa_ 4y ago
Funny you mention that. I recently stumbled onto software that does just that [1]. It implements Google’s stacking algorithm that it uses for the pixel line.
It’s Mac only, but fantastic. Even a two photo stack produces much better noise reduction than I could get from software.
[1] https://burst.photo/ https://burst.photo/
- totoglazer 4y agoIt’s neat. I think it falls short on the comparison to the Google paper where they provide comparisons. However they get major points for the clarity and honesty on the tech.
- _aavaa_ 4y agoIt's hard to tell exactly since while their comparison image is the same (the taxi cab) it looks like they've increased the exposure on their comparison. The app also says it uses a "simplified" version of the approach google lays out, but doesn't provide more details about what was simplified out. (and I haven't dived through the code)