Note that the following images are scaled down to 640x480 before rectification.
Desktop Monitor rectified (actual ratio is about 4:3 rectangle)
Original
Rectified
Newell-Simon Bridge Windows rectified. Only the middle window, 2nd from the left, is rectified (actual ratio is about 9:6 rectangle)
Original
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Rectified
Note that for the following mozaics, each input image is scaled to 400x300 before processing. Pyramid Blending is done to each of them with level 4.
CFA Snapshot
Punell Center
Interior
The left image is affected by sunlight when it was taken. But, it gives interesting result.
CFA - day and night
Coke Ad on Doherty's Wall
Normal Blending
Pyramid Blending level 2
Monitor inside Monitor
Original
Normal Blending
Pyramid Blending
Custom Road sign
Instead of having my family picture on the road sign, how about my dog on the road sign...
Original
My dog + the mask
Normal Blending
Pyramid Blending level 2
Wow, video screen on Newell-Simon Bridge!?
Let's display a video on one of the window in the Newell-Simon bridge. The original video can be found here.
Target
Video on the window! Click on the image below (640x480, 12 fps, AVI) - Pyramid Blending level 2
"Save as" the file before playing, since sometimes media player complains about the video for some reason...
Hand of Eye of Flame
It seems that hands with eyes on them are pretty popular. Let's add another one into the collection, but now it's an artificial eye!
Sources: a hand, the eye, and the mask for the eye
The hand of eye of flame created! - Pyramid Blending level 5
Pattern Blending
These 2 patterns are taken from the lecture notes. They blend really well.
Pyramid Blending level 5
Landscape Blending
The following two landscapes have nothing to do with each other... But guess what happen when we blend them?
Original
Vertical Blending - Pyramid level 5 - the center portion somehow matches each other pretty well!
Horizontal Blending - Pyramid level 5 - as if the 2 landscapes were of the same scene but in different time...
Pyramid Blending and Mozaicing are so powerful that we are able to generate interesting effects on original pictures!
All of the input images (small and full sizes) can be found here. All result images can be found here.
October 24, 2006