Welcome to the express guide to mastering FocusFrameFinder! 🧭✨
- Python 3.8 or higher (Because we like to stay updated! 😉) 2.a Python or conda packages: cv2, numpy, os, shutil, tqdm (Don't worry, we'll guide you on how to get these!)
Alright, enough talk, let's get down to business!
- Fork the repo.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/your-github-handle/focusframefinder.git - Navigate to the cloned directory:
cd focusframefinder - Install necessary packages:
pip install opencv-python numpy tqdmOR 'conda env create -f environment.yml' - If using conda, activate it: conda activate FFF_deblur
- Fire up your terminal and run:
python deblur.py --input-folder /opt/photogrammetry/splitted/areas/South-East --focus-filter 30 - Let the program do its thing! It will calculate the focus measure for each image. (Don't worry, we've got a loading bar to keep you company! 🥳)
- Once done, you'll see some nifty stats about your image focus measures - minimum, maximum, average, and median 📊. This will help you set your blurriness threshold.
- The images from the input folder are moved to subfolder "blurry" that go below filter value. Good value might be 30? Test it! 🎯.
- Sit back and relax! 📦.
And voila! You've just given your image sequence a blur-free makeover! 🎉