Should fit into the general architecture outlined in #29. Would create a timelapse video/animation from a set of images frames, essentially skipping the "frame extraction step". Note that on modern cameras/action-cameras (like Hero 4 Silver), timelapses can often be produced directly into movies.
Usecases:
Stitch a timelapse movie from many images taken consecutively over the same
Create movies from different image sources assembled over time, for instance the images posted around a certain time (like a vacation or conference), or from disparate events around a certain topic (like a relationship between two people)
Ideally each of the usecases can be done with minimal, requiring strong image analytics capabilities to support. This is however out-of-scope for imgflo itself.
It must be possible to apply processing on the frames in the same API request, like with single image or video processing.
jonnor
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6 years ago
Should fit into the general architecture outlined in #29. Would create a timelapse video/animation from a set of images frames, essentially skipping the "frame extraction step". Note that on modern cameras/action-cameras (like
Hero 4 Silver), timelapses can often be produced directly into movies.Usecases:
Ideally each of the usecases can be done with minimal, requiring strong image analytics capabilities to support. This is however out-of-scope for imgflo itself.
It must be possible to apply processing on the frames in the same API request, like with single image or video processing.