Code will give very strange results if input images starts with [f-z].

[edevost]

If the original naming of the input images start with a letter further down in the alphabet than E, the detected background will not be fed adequately to the foreground detection code, as the foreground segmentation code takes as input the first 10 images in the folder (the first 10 being the detected background, which their name starts with EstBG...)

One way around this would be to name the detected background AAAA... there must be some other ways to do this, more cleanly.