Hi people, i am new to image processing, and here i am asking a novice question. can we detect object only when it is at the center of the camera view? meaning i only want to detect it if is at the center of the camera view.
In each process you can use the ROI(region of interest).The ROI rectangle indicates which part of image must be process. The another solution You can process entire of image then find your object.In the final by a rule check position & dimension of object.
IplImage* img;
CvPoint center = cvPoint(img->width/2,img->height/2);
CvSize size = cvSize(50,50);
CvRect rct = cvRect(center.x - size.width/2,center.y - size.height/2, size.width ,size.height);
cvSetImageROI(img,rct);
// process ...
cvResetImageROI(img);Extending Mostafa's answer here you can find some ROI usage examples using the C interface of OpenCV. For example Listing 1. shows how to use cvSetImageROI on one image and then use cvCopy to copy only the selected part to another image.
Yes, the region of interest is set in the header of the image, so you need an image instead of a matrix or array: http://docs.opencv.org/modules/core/doc/old_basic_structures.html?highlight=iplimage#IplImage
Thanks guys for the reply ! i am sorry for replying late, got sick for the past few days after the Christmas feast :X.
I am actually currently trying detect center of a circle, the object is black colour. Thru a wireless web camera. But however, i still cant find any solution to it . i tried detecting circle, but i couldnt get the center of the circle. :/
Asked: Dec 23 '12
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