This folder contains materials for initial testing and experimenting with Grape 10.
There are three sequences: "demo sequence" and "registration demo sequence", and "keystone demo sequence". In addition, four demo settings files are attached: "interlace demo settings", "calibrate demo settings", "keystone demo settings", and "compact demo settings."
The settings files can be used to quickly produce interlace and calibration patterns.
The demo sequence has 30 images, and its main use is to test the Compact tool. The attached Compact settings can be used for this test. Click on the model's right elbow to examine the duplications.
The demo sequence can also be used for a variety of other tools, like Crop, Brightness/Contrast adjustment, Depth Analysis, and Interlace.
The keystone and the registration demo sequences are designed for experimenting with their respective tools. The registered folders were also added (separate for Windows and for Mac). These folders contain all registration data, enabling the user to choose all possible options.
The ghosting demo sequence is for testing the effect of the de-Ghosting filter. This sequence was donated by Michael Brown. 
The registration demo sequence has three images taken with poorly aligned cameras. It is great for experimenting with a complete workflow that aims to produce a sequence for a 3D lenticular image:
1. Register the sequence with the Register tool,
2. Crop the registered sequence to a portrait frame,
3. Balance the sequence,
4. Analyze the depth to find out the required number of images for a smooth picture,
5. Interpolate the sequence to the required number of images.
6. Interlace.

