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Along the entire left side of each high resolution image I generate there is a peculiar strip of about a few pixels in width where it appears to be a reflection of somewhere else in the scene. Any idea what could be causing this?
To be clear in the image below, the blue is my desktop wallpaper.
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Hi, it is very hard to tell what is exactly happening as I never encountered this precise issue. However, various artefacts are expected to appear on the borders of the output, because these areas could get out of bound of some images of the burst. The optical flow and robustness mask are also estimated on patches that may not perfectly divide the input images, so the estimation in these patches is probably wrong and there is not much that can be done to improve it. I just noticed that the issue is also present in the bottom examples of this page of the demo. It seems to happen only when the robustness mask is deactivated, so I would bet on an optical flow problem. Also, if you see this appearing on the left of the image instead of the right side, it could be because your image has a weird orientation tag in its metadata and it is actually flipped before processing (see here for more detail)
Along the entire left side of each high resolution image I generate there is a peculiar strip of about a few pixels in width where it appears to be a reflection of somewhere else in the scene. Any idea what could be causing this?
To be clear in the image below, the blue is my desktop wallpaper.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: