This repository contains code examples and implementations of various techniques for creating image perspective distortion using JavaScript. The examples include Vanishing Point Perspective, Fish-Eye Perspective, and Stereographic Projection.
To use the code in this repository, simply clone or download the project to your local machine.
Vanishing Point Perspective is a technique that simulates the perspective distortion caused by viewing an object from a particular angle. This effect is achieved by transforming the image so that all lines that are parallel in the original image converge to a single point in the transformed image.
To apply Vanishing Point Perspective to your own images, you can use the applyVanishingPointPerspective() function in the vanishingPointPerspective.html file. This function takes as input the image to be distorted, as well as the x and y coordinates of the vanishing point.
Fish-Eye Perspective is a technique that simulates the distortion caused by viewing an object through a fish-eye lens. This effect is achieved by warping the image so that straight lines appear curved.
To apply Fish-Eye Perspective to your own images, you can use the applyFishEyePerspective() function in the applyFishEyePerspective.html file. This function takes as input the image to be distorted, as well as the strength of the fish-eye effect.
Stereographic Projection is a technique that maps points on a sphere to points on a plane. This effect is achieved by projecting the image onto a plane that is tangent to the sphere at a specific point.
To apply Stereographic Projection to your own images, you can use the applyStereographicProjection() function in the stereographicProjection.html file. This function takes as input the image to be distorted, as well as the distance from the center of projection.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.