How to draw inscribed rectangle in fish eye corrected image using opencv?
Original image:
This is the fish eye corrected image: 
This is what I need to crop the image: Either the 4 corner points of the rectangle or the midpoints of the sides.
Final manually corrected image:
Use undistortPoints to find the coordinates of points lying on the image edges. For each edge, find the maximum/minimum value of x/y coordinates (whichever is necessary for a given edge). These will be your midpoints that you marked with little dashes. The rest is straightforward.
You could find the midpoints by analyzing your mask. I guess you have a default value for the pixel outside of the fish-eye correction, therefore, using a blob detector, and its bounding box, you have the midpoint: get the max X value for the left part, the max Y for the upper part, etc. With these values, it's easy to draw the rectangle (and crop the image).
This is just a hack, maybe the rectangle can be deduce from your fish-eye correction process?
Asked: 2014-07-01 05:20:31 -0600
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Last updated: Jul 01 '14
