Given multiple photographic images with overlapping fields of view, generated a panorama by image stitching and blending
- python3 (or higher)
- opencv 3.0 (or higher)
You will need to install some package using pip3:
- numpy
- matplotlib
(rename the main file without the date and time in the title)
$ cd src
$ python main.py <input img dir>
The input directory should have:
- Some
.pngor.jpgimages - A
image_list.txt, file should contain:- filename
- focal_length
This is an example for image_list.txt:
# Filename focal_length
img184.jpg 1320
img185.jpg 1320
img186.jpg 1320
img187.jpg 1320
img171.jpg 1320
img172.jpg 1320
img173.jpg 1320
img174.jpg 1320
img175.jpg 1320
img176.jpg 1320
img177.jpg 1320
img178.jpg 1320
img179.jpg 1320
img180.jpg 1320
img182.jpg 1320
img183.jpg 1320
The program will store the following images in the result directory:
- Every stitched images, with filename
0.jpg,1.jpg,2.jpg, ... - A aligned image
aligned.jpg - A cropped image
cropped.jpg
The program have some constant parameters that can easily changed in constant.py.
Based on panoramas-image-stitching