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 Question of kili:
  Oktober 2010
 
 Hi,
 VDL because obviously not in a position to Keyen a strong Gaussian Blur, I have to stop creating the "manual".
 
 I want to take an original image, this car can be duplicated and "blurring" more with each pass by 10%, so I s.Schluss have a series of pictures of the same photos, with increasing blur.
 
 Imagemagick should go with the determined, if one as incorporating ... but there not any program that offers such a batch with successive changes already (and as cheap, after all, I need only the effect)?
 
 Greetings!
 
 
 
 
 Reply  tommyb:
  
 Why do you do it not of hand? At 10% would theoretically only need 10 frames ...
 
 ... But with Avisynth and the function "Script Clip" would go smoothly.
 
 
 
 Reply  tommyb:
  
 I have a good day today as it seems:
 
 You need Avisynth, VirtualDub and a JPG pictures as a source. You also need the VariableBlur-filter has to come from in the Avisynth plugins folder:
 http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=88645
 
 This is the script as you want it (or as I understand it). A frame is multiplied with a fixed value, the result is the strength of the Gaussian blur:
 
 [Code: 1:6 b8576951b] image source ("image.jpg", 0, 10, 25,000)
 ConvertToYV12 ()
 clip script (last, "diff = current_frame" + chr (13) + "diff <1 last? last.gaussianblur (current_frame * 10 )")[/ code: 1:6 b8576951b]
 I think the solution is not optimal because the first blurry picture is suddenly blurred. However, the gaussianblur filter eats no values below 1 (that is synonymous not 0.5).
 
 Better and more beautiful I find this:
 [Code: 1:6 b8576951b] image source ("image.jpg", 0, 10, 25,000)
 ConvertToYV12 ()
 clip script (last, "diff = current_frame" + chr (13) + "diff <1 last? last.gaussianblur (current_frame * current_frame )")[/ code: 1:6 b8576951b]
 The value is multiplied by one from the frame number. Ie
 
 Frame 0 -> nothing
 Frame 1 -> 1x1 = 1
 Frame 2 -> 2x2 = 4
 Frame 3 -> 3x3 = 9
 
 etc. That is a more beautiful, increasing blur history.
 
 
 
 Reply  kili:
  
 hi,
 this looks great.
 now I have me the training phase, only the syntax: D
 
 Edit: The last example does not work. wrong arguments in script clip ...
 
 many thanks!
 
 
 
 Reply  tommyb:
  
 Look if you have not forgotten the rüberkopieren something happen. With me running (synonymous to the private computer).
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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