Hi Nour el Houda.

In my opinion the best way to do what you need is the MatLab. But to realize a better response Might tell me what is the ultimate goal of your application?

I attach a function in MATLAB that I use occasionally.

Best regards, Evelio

Hi Nour el houda

Please see the attached file. Note that this example require vision toolbox which included in R2012 and later MATLAB versions.

Hi Nour el Houda.

In my opinion the best way to do what you need is the MatLab. But to realize a better response Might tell me what is the ultimate goal of your application?

I attach a function in MATLAB that I use occasionally.

Best regards, Evelio

Hi,

Thanks Ehsan and Evelio,

i search to stack video frames in an overlap manner to study a temporal aspect in video analysis. I don't know if mosaicking is more appropriate ....

Regards

Hi Nour el Houda.

For me it is more convenient to work with frames. But that is a decision that depends on how you want to drive your work.

I feel comfortable making arrays with MaltLab frames and processing statistical changes in processes that change over time. For example, studies of motion or temporary growth of colonies of microorganisms.

But I repeat, it depends on your application and you skill.

Best regards, Evelio

Thanks alot Evelio

What format is the video? One way would be to load in the video into ImageJ/Fiji, resulting in an image stack of individual frames. Now if you go to Image -- Stacks -- Make Montage you can select what 'mosaic' you want, how many frames you want to show, what time distance between the frames etc. It gives a really nice representation and in contrast to Matlab it's free

Avi format ! but how to do it with Matlab ???