Is there a URL for the Apple Core Image example?

-- Glen

On Nov 3, 2009, at 1:05 PM, Christopher Wright wrote:

>> No it's fine. I've just seen motion trackers that analize 2 frames and use 
>> this difference for something, I haven't found quit yet a 'single point' 
>> tracker.
>> 
>> I'm usind OSC Reciever and sender to communicate already... but I'm missing 
>> this detail... the coord of a single point, and follow these.
> 
> 
> There are 2 general ways to do this that I've seen:  use CVTools (freely 
> available at kineme.net), and hope some kind soul helps fill in the blanks, 
> or use Apple's CoreImage method.
> 
> CVTools will provide you with accurate point tracking, and provide numeric 
> outputs in a structure.  It's also slow, buggy, and requires a zillion 
> support patches.
> 
> Apple's CI method does some fancy CI filter work, then uses Area Average (or 
> something similar?) to condense the image-difference's motion vectors 
> (converted to colors) into a single pixel value -- you then use the Image 
> Pixel patch to extract its red/green/blue components, which represent the 
> motion of the area that's been averaged.  For a single point this works quite 
> well (and requires no fancy patches), but for many points it gets very 
> expensive and slow :/
> 
> Hope that helps point you vaguely where you're wanting to go :)
> 
> --
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