Hipshot converts a video file or series of photographs into a single image simulating a long-exposure photograph.
Installation
Hipshot requires:
Python 2;
docopt;
the Avena library;
the FFMPEG libraries; and
OpenCV and its Python bindings.
Install Hipshot with pip:
pip install hipshot
Usage
The hipshot script takes a single argument: the video file.
Hipshot - Simulate long-exposure photography
Usage:
hipshot [options] video <file>
hipshot [options] photos <file>...
hipshot -h | --help
hipshot -v | --version
Options:
--display Display the merging process.
--no-display
-h, --help Print this help.
-v, --version Print version information.
Example
The following image was created from the video: ISS Near Aurora Borealis.
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Metadata
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