# Pi HQ Camera vs DSLR image fidelity

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**Category:** Research\
**Created:** [August 29, 2024, 9:18am UTC](https://forums.kinograph.cc/t/pi-hq-camera-vs-dslr-image-fidelity/2810 "2024-08-29T09:18:16Z")\
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**Author:** ![cpixip](https://forums.kinograph.cc/user_avatar/forums.kinograph.cc/cpixip/32/852_2.png) [@cpixip](https://forums.kinograph.cc/u/cpixip)\
**Post date:** [September 29, 2024, 9:24pm UTC](https://forums.kinograph.cc/t/pi-hq-camera-vs-dslr-image-fidelity/2810/44 "2024-09-29T21:24:04Z")

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Well, might be that you are looking for [this thread](https://forums.kinograph.cc/t/simple-super-8-sprocket-registration/1683) - which was posted 4 years ago. Basically, I am still using this algorithm. It’s not too precise, as it works only with integer shifts, on a zoomed-down version of the sprocket area. I think the current code can be downloaded [from this github page](https://github.com/cpixip/sprocket_detection).

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