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Detect camera shift or rotation using a reference image captured from the camera


How do I return multiple values from a function?How do I determine the size of an object in Python?Peak detection in a 2D arraySimple and fast method to compare images for similarityImage Processing: Algorithm Improvement for 'Coca-Cola Can' RecognitionHow to detect a shift between imagesin Python, how to detect changes to stationary objects between two RGB images, 2nd image possibly slightly shiftedpython: Find camera shift angle using a reference image and current image from the cameraHow to detect that PART of an image was shifted?Python: Detect camera shift angle comparing the reference image and live image taken from a camera






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Need to find if the camera is shifted or not by comparing with a refernece image. Please check the images for my need.



  • In the first image no shift is detected but an additional object is added in the camera frame.

  • In the other cases camera is shifted to some angle.

In the minimal case need to detect camera is shifted or not and in a better case, need to get the shift angle. Can anybody have a solution for this?
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  • it's not clear what you want. do you want to automate this? should it only work with this scene or any scene? from the information you provided I'd say what's your problem, you already know which images are shifted/rotated. task complete. this post is very unlikely to become on-topic. please read How to Ask

    – Piglet
    Mar 25 at 14:27












  • The actual scenario is in outside. A CC camera used for intruder detection. If anyone changes the current camera position, need to understand the shift has occurred. This may be a large shift(camera tampering condition) or maybe a small shift(below 90 degrees).

    – K K
    May 2 at 8:18

















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Need to find if the camera is shifted or not by comparing with a refernece image. Please check the images for my need.



  • In the first image no shift is detected but an additional object is added in the camera frame.

  • In the other cases camera is shifted to some angle.

In the minimal case need to detect camera is shifted or not and in a better case, need to get the shift angle. Can anybody have a solution for this?
Shift_comparison










share|improve this question






















  • it's not clear what you want. do you want to automate this? should it only work with this scene or any scene? from the information you provided I'd say what's your problem, you already know which images are shifted/rotated. task complete. this post is very unlikely to become on-topic. please read How to Ask

    – Piglet
    Mar 25 at 14:27












  • The actual scenario is in outside. A CC camera used for intruder detection. If anyone changes the current camera position, need to understand the shift has occurred. This may be a large shift(camera tampering condition) or maybe a small shift(below 90 degrees).

    – K K
    May 2 at 8:18













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Need to find if the camera is shifted or not by comparing with a refernece image. Please check the images for my need.



  • In the first image no shift is detected but an additional object is added in the camera frame.

  • In the other cases camera is shifted to some angle.

In the minimal case need to detect camera is shifted or not and in a better case, need to get the shift angle. Can anybody have a solution for this?
Shift_comparison










share|improve this question














Need to find if the camera is shifted or not by comparing with a refernece image. Please check the images for my need.



  • In the first image no shift is detected but an additional object is added in the camera frame.

  • In the other cases camera is shifted to some angle.

In the minimal case need to detect camera is shifted or not and in a better case, need to get the shift angle. Can anybody have a solution for this?
Shift_comparison







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  • it's not clear what you want. do you want to automate this? should it only work with this scene or any scene? from the information you provided I'd say what's your problem, you already know which images are shifted/rotated. task complete. this post is very unlikely to become on-topic. please read How to Ask

    – Piglet
    Mar 25 at 14:27












  • The actual scenario is in outside. A CC camera used for intruder detection. If anyone changes the current camera position, need to understand the shift has occurred. This may be a large shift(camera tampering condition) or maybe a small shift(below 90 degrees).

    – K K
    May 2 at 8:18

















  • it's not clear what you want. do you want to automate this? should it only work with this scene or any scene? from the information you provided I'd say what's your problem, you already know which images are shifted/rotated. task complete. this post is very unlikely to become on-topic. please read How to Ask

    – Piglet
    Mar 25 at 14:27












  • The actual scenario is in outside. A CC camera used for intruder detection. If anyone changes the current camera position, need to understand the shift has occurred. This may be a large shift(camera tampering condition) or maybe a small shift(below 90 degrees).

    – K K
    May 2 at 8:18
















it's not clear what you want. do you want to automate this? should it only work with this scene or any scene? from the information you provided I'd say what's your problem, you already know which images are shifted/rotated. task complete. this post is very unlikely to become on-topic. please read How to Ask

– Piglet
Mar 25 at 14:27






it's not clear what you want. do you want to automate this? should it only work with this scene or any scene? from the information you provided I'd say what's your problem, you already know which images are shifted/rotated. task complete. this post is very unlikely to become on-topic. please read How to Ask

– Piglet
Mar 25 at 14:27














The actual scenario is in outside. A CC camera used for intruder detection. If anyone changes the current camera position, need to understand the shift has occurred. This may be a large shift(camera tampering condition) or maybe a small shift(below 90 degrees).

– K K
May 2 at 8:18





The actual scenario is in outside. A CC camera used for intruder detection. If anyone changes the current camera position, need to understand the shift has occurred. This may be a large shift(camera tampering condition) or maybe a small shift(below 90 degrees).

– K K
May 2 at 8:18












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