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how can i make some pictures into Panoramic image

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    I take some picture round the sence,how can i combine these picture into panoramic image by programming . xinhua xia

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      I take some picture round the sence,how can i combine these picture into panoramic image by programming . xinhua xia

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      The best way to handle this is to give the user some intervention. Step-through each pair of images and display then side-by-side. Give the user an interface where they can click a point in picture #1 then click the corresponding overlap point in picture #2. Collect as many data points as you want to manipulate. Then when you merge these two images, overlay those designated points, and weight the pixels surrounding those points so as to "stretch" or "shrink" those regions based on how close they are to the clicked points and how much stretching or shrinking you need to do. You can also adjust the transparency around those regions to blend the two images together. That usually helps with the transition. Good luck. It's not as easy as just slapping 3 or 4 images next to one another.

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