I wanted to know how to import image sequence with multiple zeros in “3D Video Conversion”
Just accept “a1.png” and don’t “a000000001.png”
You might benefit from reading this thread: How to export animation via gmic cli [SOLVED] - #7 by grosgood
I think you should convert the images into MP4 or something, and then import it in gmic.
I do exactly that, but gmic (“3D Video Conversion”) only accepts the files without zeros in front.
[solved]
ffmpeg -i video.webm frame_%d.png
I wasn’t able to help much as I was away from main pc, but glad to see you solved it.
I’m surprised how well the volume even recognizes in drawings.
Where do these models stand? (for example: studio, flat)
Um, I think you posted in the wrong forum?
No, maybe the translator doesn’t help.
@bazza These filters have been coded by Tom Keil, a contributor who haven’t given news for years.
I personnally don’t know how these filters work, and didn’t take the time to inspect them in details.
Not sure if someone else has an answer.
Thanks
They really did very good results.
I think it’s something like blur, segmentation and a bilateral and DOAF analyzer