Someone asked this as [the Stack Overflow question 54641616](https://stackoverflow.com/q/54641616).
How to quantify the cutoff frequency (I mean how to deduce the circle diameter)?
Related to #70.
The Stack Overflow answer 43346070 seems to be nice for square images. We can shift this square to the middle of the rectangle but does not seem very clean. Other answers to the associated question do not seem to treat the rectangle case.
[The Stack Overflow answer 43346070](https://stackoverflow.com/a/43346070) seems to be nice for square images. We can shift this square to the middle of the rectangle but does not seem very clean. Other answers to the associated question do not seem to treat the rectangle case.
Finally used [the Stack Overflow answer 62949902](https://stackoverflow.com/a/62949902).
Related to [PRNU_extraction/issues/6](https://codeberg.org/Benjamin_Loison/PRNU_extraction/issues/6). In this context I noticed this 2 very suspicious lines:
https://gitea.lemnoslife.com/Benjamin_Loison/Robust_image_source_identification_on_modern_smartphones/src/commit/7f7e78cafb8f6d5807755b9801b0dcd2d8290776/datasets/raise/utils.py#L99-L101
See [PRNU_extraction/commit/1c9fa298defe3dd65b868606d06e1d661915d653](https://codeberg.org/Benjamin_Loison/PRNU_extraction/commit/1c9fa298defe3dd65b868606d06e1d661915d653).
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Someone asked this as the Stack Overflow question 54641616.
How to quantify the cutoff frequency (I mean how to deduce the circle diameter)?
Related to #70.
With Rafael 23/04/24:
The Stack Overflow answer 43346070 seems to be nice for square images. We can shift this square to the middle of the rectangle but does not seem very clean. Other answers to the associated question do not seem to treat the rectangle case.
Finally used the Stack Overflow answer 62949902.
Interesting blurring without artifacts.
New corrected PRNU:
Related to PRNU_extraction/issues/6. In this context I noticed this 2 very suspicious lines:
See PRNU_extraction/commit/1c9fa298defe3dd65b868606d06e1d661915d653.