Work from paper.
- Install CMake. We recommend to add CMake to path for easier console using.
- Install opencv 2.4 from sources.
- Get OpenCV (github) and put in on C:/ (It can be installed somewhere else, but it's recommended to be close to root dir to avoid too long path error).
git clone https://github.com/opencv/opencv
- Checkout on 2.4 branch
git checkout 2.4
. - Make build directory .
- In build directory create project with cmake or cmake-gui (enable
BUILD_EXAMPLES
for later test). - Open project in Visual Studio.
- Build Debug and Release versions.
- Build
INSTALL
project. - Add
opencv_dir/build/bin/Release
andopencv_dir/build/bin/Debug
to PATH variable. - Test installation by running examples in
opencv/build/install/
dir.
- Get OpenCV (github) and put in on C:/ (It can be installed somewhere else, but it's recommended to be close to root dir to avoid too long path error).
git clone https://github.com/nejcgalof/HDR.git
You can use cmake-gui or write similar like this:
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -G "Visual Studio 14 2015 Win64" -DOpenCV_DIR="C:/opencv/build" ..
HDR.exe folder