Here are the original images of the
Opera House that appear in
the video. Despite my best efforts, the building isn't always centred in
the images. The photos were taken from an over-water
walkway
that was conveniently built for the purpose of viewing the Opera House,
about 40 years before the Opera House itself was built.
Download the original JPEGs (about 63MB).
Resolution: 3072x2304
If you want to make a video out of the frames then you probably want the
sequence to be stabilised. It's probably not the most obvious or correct
method for a computer vision person to use, but I used AviSynth to
stabilise the frames - it was quick and did a good enough job. The
images in the zip file below are smaller than the raw photos above.
If you need larger versions, you'll need
AviSynth,
VirtualDubMod,
the DePan and MVTools
AviSynth plgins and
the FFTW plugin.
Put these DLLs in the directory containing the
original JPEGs (above). Then, put
this .avs script in the same directory
and open it in VirtualDubMod. You can save the individual frames
using File -> Save image sequence.
Download the depanned JPEGs (about 6MB).
Resolution: 1024x768
Email: fmatrix at danielwedge dot com
Photos taken 10th January, 2009 on a fickle summer day.
I took these photos myself - you have permission to use and
reproduce them however you want.