From: Wolfgang Moser (womo_at_news.trikaliotis.net)
Date: 2008-05-18 12:43:03
Hello hackers,
I got another row added since there was enough room
left in memory to do it (this is a lowres, color
space reduced version again):
http://d81.de/shared/vic-ii/01_row_13to12.png
Micha, as already seen with the two sample image file
from Friday there is again a small GAP between these
two rows instead of an overlap. I was able to estimate
to correct distance with the help of some cut out
fragments.
May I ask, if want to address this sometime? Maybe
redoing the whole imaging work with reduced vertical
stepping size or just supplying the missing parts?
By the way, such big overlays as with the horizontal
ones may have a big advantage. Currently I'm using
luminance blending between two paired layers after
these were adjusted using inverse multiply blending,
this is something like doing cross correlation by
hand. To reduce sharp, recognizable edges between
two stitched image pieces even more, I could apply
some alpha blending to the four edges of each piece.
Maybe I try out to stitch together a third row, but
now using this edge alpha blending applied to each
image piece before, hmmm.....
Womo
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