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Combining pictures of an image but differing focal length

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(@drsureshmohan)
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Hello ,

      I’m having a stacked image of LBN 777 taken with different focal length from 300 mm to 450 mm . How do I combine those three stacked images 

thanks 

Suresh

 



   
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By processing them in different sessions (multi-session option). You load in the calibration files for each different session and assign those properly, then you process them. You can manually select the reference frame if you want as well, to reference a certain FOV. But first try to process all at once, it's one of the powers of APP to just do this.



   
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