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    Per pixel luma data output.

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    • deliriodelux
      deliriodelux last edited by

      Hi all.

      I need to do this. 
      I have a 1280x720 B&W, 180 frames, absolute blacks, absolutes whites, ( i lot of data, i know)  animation, and i need to know how many pixels change their luminance value from frame to frame. 
      Any ideas how to archive that ? 
      thanks 
      a

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      • DusX
        DusX Tech Staff last edited by

        Look into the SDK and write a plugin, thats my suggestion.
        I have played with traversing video matrix's within Isadora, and I was limited to VERY small images.
        C++ is your friends for large data sets.

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        • deliriodelux
          deliriodelux last edited by

          Thanks DusX, I will doit in processing.

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          • MatthewH
            MatthewH Beta Tester last edited by

            Is this not something that could be calculated by using the difference actor, calc brightness, and some arithmetic?

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            • DusX
              DusX Tech Staff last edited by

              @MathewH Interesting thought.. run thru dif and then use cal brightness. take the percentage and multiply by width and height.. hmm. I like.

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              • mark
                mark last edited by

                DusX is on the right track. I might use a Value Delay Line like so... 4272fc-calc-diff-pixels.png

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