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Installing: I have followed the instructions, I also had to install missing utilities:
sudo dnf install numpy
python -m pip install -U matplotlib
sudo pip install opencv-python
There is a typo in a filename and its reference in the program - reference_imgae.jpg should be reference_image.jpg.
I am impressed with the program's ability to align an upside-down image! I'd like to try using it to align 3D image pairs. Since it is Python only, it should be simpler to include in my application than the utility I am currently using. If you were interested in that, it would need a couple of additions.
Cropping of the ragged edges.
Passing the two filenames as parameters.
An option which when selected, stops the software correcting movement along the X-axis and roll correction around the y-axis. These differences should exist between the lefthand and righthand images of a stereo pair.
[Edit] The program doesn't seem able to match images of landscapes, so is probably unsuitable for my purpose.
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Installing: I have followed the instructions, I also had to install missing utilities:
sudo dnf install numpy
python -m pip install -U matplotlib
sudo pip install opencv-python
There is a typo in a filename and its reference in the program - reference_imgae.jpg should be reference_image.jpg.
I am impressed with the program's ability to align an upside-down image! I'd like to try using it to align 3D image pairs. Since it is Python only, it should be simpler to include in my application than the utility I am currently using. If you were interested in that, it would need a couple of additions.
Cropping of the ragged edges.
Passing the two filenames as parameters.
An option which when selected, stops the software correcting movement along the X-axis and roll correction around the y-axis. These differences should exist between the lefthand and righthand images of a stereo pair.
[Edit] The program doesn't seem able to match images of landscapes, so is probably unsuitable for my purpose.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: