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I know this article, read it again and found nothing about my problem. It is only the basics of this operation. The onl

Thank you for the sample. I checked it and that is what I already did. The problem is with the result of cv2.perspective

I totally could not get what you tried with those modifications. First I don't need to see orange circles in final image

Opencv getPerspectiveTransform method gives unclear result I am simply trying to get rid of perspective of an image, in

Opencv getPerspectiveTransform method gives unclear result I am simply trying to get rid of perspective of an image, in

@berak When the camera is stationary and there are moving objects in scene, these approach (phase correlation) returns with motion. I only want to know if camera is moving.

@LBerger Yes but, even a stationary camera scene may change a lot between 2 sequential frames. How to use descriptors effectively?

I would like to use a hybrid motion detection algorithm for both stationary and moving cameras. Before selecting the appropriate method for background subtraction, I need to know if camera is fixed or moving. I wish to use 2 frames (current and previous one) to figure it out but could not come up with a good solution.

I tried to search about the problem but my search attempts always brought irrelevant studies. So wanted to ask you for ideas.

Do you know any method for doing this or any idea?

Thanks in advance.

Thanks for the information @berak.

I overlooked that a cv::Mat created in that way may contain uninitialized values. Yes, I know the difference between Debug and Release mode but this problem does not occur in debug or release mode in VS, only if you run it from outside(both debug and release). That was the thing I wonder why.

Thanks again.

I have encountered a bizarre situation. In my project, I am using some morphological operations of OpenCV and they work well when I run the application by Visual Studio (in both Debug and Release modes) but whenever I run the application out of VS (how a release application supposed to be run), directly from a directory, the Erode and Dilate functions produce weird results. I followed the code by attaching the release app as a process to visual studio and debugged it, finally catched what causes this weirdness.

If I use erode and dilate functions like below:

cv::erode(l_Foreground, l_Foreground, cv::Mat(7, 7, CV_8U));

This works as expected in VS, but weird out of VS. With weird, I mean, the value "7", the size of cv::Mat parameters that given to cv::erode is ignored and it uses some default value or something itself and does not produce required results.

The problem is solved when I use this functions as below:

cv::Mat elementErode = cv::getStructuringElement(cv::MorphShapes::MORPH_RECT, cv::Size(7, 7));
cv::erode(l_Foreground, l_Foreground, elementErode);

It works correct everywhere, both in VS and out of VS. I followed the dll calls and both by VS and out of VS runs call the same dlls.

I am using VS2010 and OpenCV 3.1.0.

Any idea about this strange situation?

Thanks in advance.