Add new feature to blend between old and new images over a configurable amount of time. #1
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Thought this would be a nice addition instead of just jumping between images.
It's quite simple -- it starts by placing the new image over the old image completely transparent then increases the transparency to completely opaque over a configurable amount of seconds.
Video attached has a deliberately lowered
rotate_delayof1to show a demo quickly.This was only tested on my mac as I don't have the screen for the Pi0 yet so if someone could test it on intended hardware, that'd be great.
epic_blending.mp4