Functionalities implemented include:
- Gaussian Blur
- Sharpen
- Sobel Filters
- Harris Corner Detector
- By-frame Feature Tracker
- Homography Blender
- Gaussian Smooth for Vector Sequences
- and the final Video Stabilizer that utilizes and combines the previous functions.
- src/ - Directory with source code
- Makefile - Unix/Mac makefile for building the project with "make".
- imagepro.[vcproj/sln/suo] - Project file for Visual Studio 2005 on Windows
- imgpro.cpp - Main program, parses the command line arguments, and calls the appropriate image functions
- R2Image.[cpp/h] - Image class with processing functions (this is the only file that you need to edit)
- R2Pixel.[cpp/h] - Pixel class
- R2/ - A library of useful 2D geometric primitives
- jpeg/ - A library for reading/writing JPEG files
- input/ - Contains example input images.
- output/ - Es empty to start -- it will contain the images produced by your program (see below)
- runme.bat - a script (for Windows) that you will fill in to demonstrate execution of your program
- runme.sh - same as runme.bat, but for Mac OS X
If you are developing on a Windows machine and have Visual Studio installed, use the provided project solution file (assn1.sln) in the src/ directory to build the program.
If you are developing on a Mac or Linux machine, cd into the src/ directory and type "make". In either case, an executable called imgpro (or imgpro.exe) will be created in the src/ directory.
Modify the runme bash with appropriate commands.
For Mac or Linux Users,
- Use ffmepg to turn a video into a sequence of image frames, then
- add command
src/imgpro <foo: some random input image name> <bar: some random out image name> -videoStabilization <int: number of frames> <folder: input images> <folder: output images>to runme.sh, then - use ffmepg to turn the image sequence back into a video.