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I recently upgraded to DRAGONFRAME 5 and I was wondering how can I enable frame averaging I’ve looked it up and can’t find anything.
Thanks
Thanks for the help! 
however on Dragonframe’s website they do include that they support and have frame averaging from 2 to 60 frames.
Last edited by JL Films (January 10, 2022 (07:31am))
Good. News! After consulting the Dragonframe Support team I have concluded that frame averaging is only available for webcams 
Which makes since because a DLSR’s hi-res images don’t have very much grain of noise at all
Oh I get what you are talking about now. Ignore my previous comment it was about something different. Yeah you wouldn't need that for a DSLR because the frame averaging is basically built into how you take a photo with the shutter speed. Where as with a webcam you are basically just taking a snapshot of a video feed so averaging would be useful.
Yea, thanks a lot for your help! What kind of Camera do you use?
Nice. Like aquamorph, I thought you were talking about something else.
Thanks! God Bless!
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