EmguCv configurations for combining SCAN images












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I have a set of images that I captured when I was changing the scroll bar (both Vertical and Horizontal) positions of an application (chrome) on my desktop. I want to stitch all these images to get a full view of the webpage. For example : https://hub.mangoapps.com/sf/MTUzMjMwXzE2NDYxMTA



I am using EmguCv for this. Below is my code, but I am getting blurry and blackish image by this and it fails terribly when the webpage has some popup or an ad that is at a constant position even though when I am scrolling the page (example : https://hub.mangoapps.com/sf/MTUzNjczXzE2NDkwNzM).



        //mode = SCAN
using (Stitcher stitcher = new Stitcher(mode, true))
using (AKAZEFeaturesFinder finder = new AKAZEFeaturesFinder())
{
stitcher.SetFeaturesFinder(finder);
stitcher.WaveCorrection = false;
using (VectorOfMat vm = new VectorOfMat())
{
Mat result = new Mat();
for (int i = 0; i < matList.Count; i++)
{
vm.Push(matList[i]);
}

//PlaneWarper throws AccessViolationException, hence not using it
//stitcher.SetWarper(new PlaneWarper(1.0f));

Stitcher.Status status = stitcher.Stitch(vm, result);

if (status != Stitcher.Status.Ok)
{
Console.WriteLine("Can't stitch images, error code = " + status);
return String.Empty;
}

Emgu.CV.CvInvoke.Imwrite("result.png", result);
return "result.png";
}
}


Can anyone help with the correct configurations required so that I get a perfectly stitched image from my set of images?



I have looked upon the stitching pipeline, but not able to understand as its very complex and hence I am using the high level API exposed by Openv.










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    I have a set of images that I captured when I was changing the scroll bar (both Vertical and Horizontal) positions of an application (chrome) on my desktop. I want to stitch all these images to get a full view of the webpage. For example : https://hub.mangoapps.com/sf/MTUzMjMwXzE2NDYxMTA



    I am using EmguCv for this. Below is my code, but I am getting blurry and blackish image by this and it fails terribly when the webpage has some popup or an ad that is at a constant position even though when I am scrolling the page (example : https://hub.mangoapps.com/sf/MTUzNjczXzE2NDkwNzM).



            //mode = SCAN
    using (Stitcher stitcher = new Stitcher(mode, true))
    using (AKAZEFeaturesFinder finder = new AKAZEFeaturesFinder())
    {
    stitcher.SetFeaturesFinder(finder);
    stitcher.WaveCorrection = false;
    using (VectorOfMat vm = new VectorOfMat())
    {
    Mat result = new Mat();
    for (int i = 0; i < matList.Count; i++)
    {
    vm.Push(matList[i]);
    }

    //PlaneWarper throws AccessViolationException, hence not using it
    //stitcher.SetWarper(new PlaneWarper(1.0f));

    Stitcher.Status status = stitcher.Stitch(vm, result);

    if (status != Stitcher.Status.Ok)
    {
    Console.WriteLine("Can't stitch images, error code = " + status);
    return String.Empty;
    }

    Emgu.CV.CvInvoke.Imwrite("result.png", result);
    return "result.png";
    }
    }


    Can anyone help with the correct configurations required so that I get a perfectly stitched image from my set of images?



    I have looked upon the stitching pipeline, but not able to understand as its very complex and hence I am using the high level API exposed by Openv.










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      I have a set of images that I captured when I was changing the scroll bar (both Vertical and Horizontal) positions of an application (chrome) on my desktop. I want to stitch all these images to get a full view of the webpage. For example : https://hub.mangoapps.com/sf/MTUzMjMwXzE2NDYxMTA



      I am using EmguCv for this. Below is my code, but I am getting blurry and blackish image by this and it fails terribly when the webpage has some popup or an ad that is at a constant position even though when I am scrolling the page (example : https://hub.mangoapps.com/sf/MTUzNjczXzE2NDkwNzM).



              //mode = SCAN
      using (Stitcher stitcher = new Stitcher(mode, true))
      using (AKAZEFeaturesFinder finder = new AKAZEFeaturesFinder())
      {
      stitcher.SetFeaturesFinder(finder);
      stitcher.WaveCorrection = false;
      using (VectorOfMat vm = new VectorOfMat())
      {
      Mat result = new Mat();
      for (int i = 0; i < matList.Count; i++)
      {
      vm.Push(matList[i]);
      }

      //PlaneWarper throws AccessViolationException, hence not using it
      //stitcher.SetWarper(new PlaneWarper(1.0f));

      Stitcher.Status status = stitcher.Stitch(vm, result);

      if (status != Stitcher.Status.Ok)
      {
      Console.WriteLine("Can't stitch images, error code = " + status);
      return String.Empty;
      }

      Emgu.CV.CvInvoke.Imwrite("result.png", result);
      return "result.png";
      }
      }


      Can anyone help with the correct configurations required so that I get a perfectly stitched image from my set of images?



      I have looked upon the stitching pipeline, but not able to understand as its very complex and hence I am using the high level API exposed by Openv.










      share|improve this question













      I have a set of images that I captured when I was changing the scroll bar (both Vertical and Horizontal) positions of an application (chrome) on my desktop. I want to stitch all these images to get a full view of the webpage. For example : https://hub.mangoapps.com/sf/MTUzMjMwXzE2NDYxMTA



      I am using EmguCv for this. Below is my code, but I am getting blurry and blackish image by this and it fails terribly when the webpage has some popup or an ad that is at a constant position even though when I am scrolling the page (example : https://hub.mangoapps.com/sf/MTUzNjczXzE2NDkwNzM).



              //mode = SCAN
      using (Stitcher stitcher = new Stitcher(mode, true))
      using (AKAZEFeaturesFinder finder = new AKAZEFeaturesFinder())
      {
      stitcher.SetFeaturesFinder(finder);
      stitcher.WaveCorrection = false;
      using (VectorOfMat vm = new VectorOfMat())
      {
      Mat result = new Mat();
      for (int i = 0; i < matList.Count; i++)
      {
      vm.Push(matList[i]);
      }

      //PlaneWarper throws AccessViolationException, hence not using it
      //stitcher.SetWarper(new PlaneWarper(1.0f));

      Stitcher.Status status = stitcher.Stitch(vm, result);

      if (status != Stitcher.Status.Ok)
      {
      Console.WriteLine("Can't stitch images, error code = " + status);
      return String.Empty;
      }

      Emgu.CV.CvInvoke.Imwrite("result.png", result);
      return "result.png";
      }
      }


      Can anyone help with the correct configurations required so that I get a perfectly stitched image from my set of images?



      I have looked upon the stitching pipeline, but not able to understand as its very complex and hence I am using the high level API exposed by Openv.







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