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2012-08-13 02:38:07 -0600 | asked a question | How to interpolate the gaps in a pic? Hi, thanks to previous question, I managed to control pics with buffers for FISH EYE EFFECT. But here I have another problem. The following code results an image with "black lines" like gap between certain pixels. I want to fill the gap with interpolation method like bicubic, linear etc. How to interpolate the image with these method? Actually I know remap method, but I dont know how to handle it... Thanks in advance, graffage |
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2012-08-01 12:44:55 -0600 | commented answer | How to translate this to Java? Thanks a lot for your quite fast comments and fruitful info! They help me a lot.
Im trying that way and also checking the link. If I need any other help, please let me ask you again. graffage |
2012-08-01 07:37:58 -0600 | asked a question | How to translate this to Java? Now I am studying openCV with Java(not so familier to Java and C++ though...), following C++ documentations online as well as textbooks of C++. I am trying to make a "fisheye lens effect" following the C++ code in a textbook, but I stuck completely. How to translate the following code to Java? Especially, I don't exactly understand the part around <uchar>. That seems like pointer but in Java version, I never found this kind of part... |