It would be pretty straightforward to write some software to automatically remove the boom too, because it's always in a fixed position in screen-space. You wouldn't get perfect in-fill (it would need to make it up from neighbouring frames, but some basic optic-flow would help a lot, I'm guessing it would be invisible most of the time.
with the right processing tools the boom and camera would be easy to "photoshop" out of the video leaving a nice stable perspective of the vehicle in flight - great footage for quad sales folks.
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It would be pretty straightforward to write some software to automatically remove the boom too, because it's always in a fixed position in screen-space. You wouldn't get perfect in-fill (it would need to make it up from neighbouring frames, but some basic optic-flow would help a lot, I'm guessing it would be invisible most of the time.
Woah.wait .WHAT????
That is the most impressive thing I have seen in a while!. KUDOS!
that really cool!
I did the same thing but on a car! It is stabilized with a gyro.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27cKgrcAoGQ
Wow! What a boring perspective!
I LOVE IT!
really neat ! now I have to try something similar... an acrylic pole (transparent) would be nicer!
Awesome! You did a fantastic job.
Earl
Pretty cool. I read gopro might release a similar mount.
with the right processing tools the boom and camera would be easy to "photoshop" out of the video leaving a nice stable perspective of the vehicle in flight - great footage for quad sales folks.
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