I have a question about the performance of the cornerSubPix() function and would like to upload a reference image and the code I am using to find the subpixel resolution of the corners.
What is the best way to upload a .pgm image for reference by readers of this forum?
--wpd
hi wpd, it's not difficult at all,
when writing or editing your question, just look for the image-button shown here (in the middle):
you just can't post ppm images, only gif,png,jpeg formats can be properly stored, so try to convert your image before
Uploading images towards the forum itself results in low resolution and crappy images. I always suggest people to upload their picture on online services like tinypic and then link the image here. That works way better and you get a full resolution image.
Thanks for the tips... I have a specific question about a specific image, so I don't want my image to be corrupted by the compression process. I was hoping somebody could tell me, "The way we usually do this on the OpenCV forum is to upload the image to Google Photo Archive(tm), where it will be be archived, uncompressed, for all eternity." I feel like this should be a solved problem for the OpenCV forum, and that I'm missing something fundamental by not being able to find the solution easily.
Asked: 2015-01-08 18:46:50 -0600
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Last updated: Jan 09 '15
