After I made my first few timelapse videos I got really bothered by the erratic small changes of exposure, which are caused by various effects: * Changes of the exposure settings (if not in full manual mode) * Uncertainties of the aperture * Shutter jitter
I was looking for an existing solution and only found expensive (O(100€)) software.
So I wrote this little (150 SLOCS) programm. The brightness of the images are adjusted to fit a rolling mean over several consecutive images.
Installation
I recommend anaconda, it comes with the heavy dependencies of this package: numpy and scikit-image
Installation of deflicker:
$ pip install deflicker
Usage
deflicker expects all your pictures in one directory. The alphabetical order has to be equivalent to the chronological order.
deflicker <inputfolder> [options]
Options
-o <dir>, --outdir=<dir> Output directory [default: deflickered]
-w <N>, --window=<N> Window size for rolling mean [default: 10]
-q, --quiet Only output errors and warnings
-f <fmt>, --format=<fmt> Output format for the scaled images [default: png]
-s <s>, --sigma=<s> Sigma for the sigma clipping
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