[ptx] Enblend Multiresolution Spline Blender

[Mike Runge]

I don't understand the details how it works,
but I hoped and expected that it will work for multirows too. And it does
:-)

Without enblend:
http://www.trozzreaxxion.net/ut/gallery/misc/acs

Wirh enblend:
http://www.trozzreaxxion.net/ut/gallery/misc/act

I spent a lot of time before manually editing the seams, and are still some
mismatches visible:
http://www.trozzreaxxion.net/ut/gallery/multirowpano/abg

Even it tooks it's time to let enblend run through all this images, it's
worth to wait :-)

Thanks a lot, Andrew.
Great job, you solved my actual major issue creating multirow panoramics
:-))))

best, mike
 
On 3/6/2004, "Andrew C Mihal" <mihal at eecs.berkeley.edu> wrote:

>Hi,
>    I'm announcing the first release of my multiresolution spline blender.
>
>http://www-cad.eecs.berkeley.edu/~mihal/enblend/
>
>After using Hugin to stitch together your panoramas, often there are still
>photometric differences between images that lead to ugly seams in the
>result. Enblend blends away these seams using a multiresolution spline.
>
>I mentioned this technique on this list last week. Enblend improves on the
>old pyrmask program in four ways:
>
> - Automatic mask calculation.
> - Proper handling of the alpha channel.
> - Direct support for TIFF files produced by Hugin.
> - Pre-assembly of non-overlapping images before blending.
>
>Check it out. There are some demonstration images on the web page above.
>
>Andrew
>
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>Andrew Mihal
>www-cad.eecs.berkeley.edu/~mihal
>mihal at eecs.berkeley.edu
>
>
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