stackImage
Stacks all images together into one file
stackContinuous
Stacks every image with n of its successors,
great for smoothing video
stackProgressive
Stacks every image with all its predecessors,
great for showing progression,
especially startrails
--inputFolder
Path to folder with JPG files
(sorry, no file extension filter implemented yet)
--inputFiles
List of files to use
--inputFromPipe
Experimental - Uses StdIn as input,
requires --inputSize to be specified.
Currently only RGB24 is supported
limited usability in WSL due incredibly slow pipe speeds in WSL
--inputSize
Necessary option for --inputFromPipe otherwise ignored.
Specifies width and height of piped frames.
Format: 1920x1080
--outputFile
Naming prefix for generated images
--outputFolder
Where to save generated images
--outputToPipe
Experimental - Uses StdOut as Output,
might be used together with ffmpeg
Currently only RGB24 is supported
limited usability in WSL due incredibly slow pipe speeds in WSL
maxFilter
Filters maximum value for each pixel,
useful for stars, light trails
maxVecFilter
same as maxFilter,
AVX accelerated
might cause issues on some machines
minFilter
Filters minimum value for each pixel
useful for insects, birds etc.
minVecFilter
same as minFilter,
AVX accelerated,
might cause issues on some machines
> stackImage
--inputFolder=./my-awesome-timelapse
--outputFile=stackedTimelapse
--outputFolder=.
> stackContinuous
--StackCount=20
--inputFolder=./my-awesome-timelapse
--outputFile=stackedTimelapse
--outputFolder=.
stackContinuous
--StackCount=20
--inputFolder=./my-awesome-timelapse
--outputFile=stackedTimelapse
--outputFolder=tmp
ffmpeg -pattern_type 'glob' -i 'tmp/*.jpg' -
> stackProgressive
--inputFolder=./my-awesome-timelapse
--outputFile=stackedTimelapse
--outputFolder=.
Sorry work in progress...😒
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