comparison on 2 frames (before and after the flip), just after the alignment phase :
What we can see : The flipped frame is actually translated by a large amount, and has no apparent rotation, which means it actually was rotated around 180° (it was captured after a meridian flip)
Here is a result
comparison on 2 frames (before and after the flip), just after the alignment phase :
What we can see : The flipped frame is actually translated by a large amount, and has no apparent rotation, which means it actually was rotated around 180° (it was captured after a meridian flip)
What astroalign tells us : Image is translated by a large amount and rotated by approx. 360°. Transformation info gathered from here : https://github.com/gehelem/als/blob/release/0.7/src/als/stack.py#L361 And obvious here