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The full video sequence was discovered by @Astro_Aure@twitter.com on the ISRO website: https://www.isro.gov.in/media_isro/video/Home_video/Ch3_lander_descent_rover_rollout.webm You can see the original frame blending interpolation in that video. Unfortunately @isro doesn't provide a high quality version of the images... 8 comments
 Equally unfortunately, that isro website "cannot be found" when I click on the link here in the US. 🤷♀️ @SubtleBlade @janetlogan It should work now. the "www" of the url was lost while copying the text from twitter and some websites don't work without it. FWIW: that's a sysadmin error. It is entirely possible to auto redirect the DNS to resolve "www" when it's omitted from the request. So not on you really. 👍 @SubtleBlade @janetlogan I should have known better though because I already encountered this earlier today with the same url 😅 Normally one wouldn't really encounter this because you just copy a complete url. As we've all learned by now, the network formerly known as Twitter thinks rules and conventions are for everyone else. As does it's current owner, apparently. |
Gregory's Server
To find the original unblended frames my python script uses a high-pass filter to look for edges in the frame. Basically, the fewer edges it finds, the more likely it is to be an unblended frame.