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How to compare two images without noise?
There are two images attached below. These are pictures (with shutter speed) taken from a wide-angle camera. In the second picture, to the right of the center, you can see the trace - this is a satellite flying by.
Such pictures are received once a minute. The task is to automatically find such traces in the pictures.
How is the comparison now:
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Try to see how I compared: https://cloud.mail.ru/public/2aat/8NYJRf15C
But as I understand it, it is necessary more clearly so that there is no noise at all, but only really shows the difference?
I also made two separately: https://cloud.mail.ru/public/DtA1/tUP3zbi8V
Perhaps apply the Sobel operator (or similar) to the photos, then Threshold and already compare the results?
Although for me personally, the rotation of the sky seems to be a much more difficult problem than the noise in the image.
First you need to make a white balance, or rather a black balance for this case, + darken the dark level. Xs if there are such functions in gd or imagemagic, I wasn’t interested, it’s easier to display the black level in some kind of Photoshop, and then work with the image. I think it will be enough auto-balance + dimming dark tones a couple of levels.
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