Presented by: Jim Adamich & Rick Steiling
Finding the projective translation between 2 images.
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Constructing a mosaic from 7 different images using the projective transform method from Part A.
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Correcting non-geometric problems.
To accomplish this, we took the computation from Part A and
corrected the value using the following equation:
color = (2-D interpolated color of (x,y)) +
(0.0005*(distance (x,y) is from the center of the original image))This equation is trying to account for the different intesity values found between the images. Compared with the output from Part A above, this picture reduces the harsh lines from comibining the two images.
We were also ambitious in trying to do the independent motion detection. To do this, we mapped each pixel in the first to the second and checked their difference against a threshold. Those that exceeded said threshold were changed to white.
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