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Blending images with different focal length

I'm trying to implement an automatic focus stacking algorithm. The scene and the camera position is static, but the view angle changes with focus length. I can take several images, and I have direct API controll over the focus lenses. Is there any robust automatic method to allign the images? Or any method to calibrate the setup? (measure the angles)

Blending images with different focal length

I'm trying to implement an automatic focus stacking algorithm. The scene and the camera position is static, but the view angle changes with focus length. I can take several images, and I have direct API controll over the focus lenses. Is there any robust automatic method to allign the images? Or any method to calibrate the setup? (measure the angles)

Focal stack example

Blending images with different focal length

I'm trying to implement an automatic focus stacking algorithm. The scene and the camera position is static, but the view angle changes with focus length. I can take several images, and I have direct API controll over the focus lenses. Is there any robust automatic method to allign the images? Or any method to calibrate the setup? (measure the angles)

Focal stack exampleFocal stack example

Blending images with different focal length

I'm trying to implement an automatic focus stacking algorithm. The scene and the camera position is static, but the view angle changes with focus length. I can take several images, and I have direct API controll over the focus lenses. Is there any robust automatic method to allign the images? Or any method to calibrate the setup? (measure the angles)

Focal stack example