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Using stitching-detailed for 360 panorama / mosaic Hi, It seems like there are some topics about the subject but they a

Using stitching-detailed for 360 panorama / mosaic Hi, It seems like there are some topics about the subject but they a

Hi!

Even after trying to change several parameters (Pano confidence threshold, type of matcher used...), I cannot get OpenCV's high level stitching API to stitch these two images (originals can be found here: http://imgur.com/a/oFc67)

The images don't seem that much different to me. The error I get is ERR_NEED_MORE_IMGS: OpenCV cannot identify these two images are part of the same panorama, while when trying in Hugin or PTGui, I have no issue stitching these two. Any idea what I might be doing wrong?

Thanks!

Well, this is the bottom of my question: I am using the high level stitching API from OpenCV and this seems to be the default behaviour. Is there an option I missed? In the process, the spherical warper warps each image, and I can't find out how to avoid this from happening. Thanks!

Edit: Oh yeah btw, I'm using the spherical warper instead of the cylindrical warper because the end goal is to have a full 360x180 :)

Hey sorry for the delay on the answer. It has to because i'm basically stitching 16 photos together to recreate a full panorama. This one happens to be the one that falls on the edge of the full canvas.

This: https://i.imgur.com/BFyTfjf.png Is the final panorama

Hi,

I am trying to compose a 360° mosaic using OpenCV. However, I am hitting a major performance issue due to the following.

During the warping process of all my images, due to the 360° nature of the stitching, some images are bound to be "cut" in two parts, like this:

As a result, OpenCV registers this image as being a 1806x365 image after warping, which means that during most following steps (especially seam finding), the performance is drastically decreased. Indeed, when finding overlapping images, this particular image is overlapping with every other image since it is now sizing the entire canvas size.

Ideally I would love to find a way to stitch as if the picture were not wrapped on both sides of the screen:

Anyone has any experience doing this?

Thanks!

Edit: I realized it's not clear why this image has to be cut in half. The picture is part of a full 360 panorama, as it can be shown here

If I remove the 16th image, it takes only 4 seconds to stitch the full panorama. Adding that 16th image adds a whole 20 seconds to the process, simply because the algorithm is trying to find overlaps between this 16th image and all 15 others.