#imagestacking
This wasn't technically taken today but it didn't look like this until I stacked all of the images in photoshop in the early ours of this morning so I think it still counts. This is about 20, 4 second, 400 ISO exposures layered with the 'maximum' smart object stacking mode to bring out the cars moving on the road. I did make up a different version that kept the stars steady but I think the trails are actually nicer. This is the first photo I've taken that's captured the earth spinning which is quite cool
I made a tool to stack images from my phone using Hyper.sh over the weekend. It takes a video, converts it to frames, aligns the frames to avoid shake/drift and averages them to create an interesting smoothing effect. This photo was based on a short video clip I took while running to work. Previously I needed to use Photoshop to make these images up - I've made that accessible from my phone; in the spirit of mobile photography and the best camera is the one you have with you etc etc. I also wrote a blog post about this..
A more abstract image stacking example of a South West train
This is another image generated from stacked video frames using my new 'stackr' app. Read about stackr on my blog. More examples to follow
More mean stack mode blurring
@moment built the image stacking app I couldn’t
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