Amber: After working with the original image stitching algorithm some more, I found that my error wasn’t in using this specific implementation, but in carelessly editing the system settings of the RPi. it turns out the performance of the program was shot due to a ridiculous amount of memory overhead when running the program. This … Continue reading Weekly Status Report: 5/3/18

Amber Wrote a simple python script to take pictures using the Raspberry Pi camera in succession and stitching them using the basic image stitching algorithm provided by OpenCV. When running this on the Raspberry Pi on the example images from OpenCV, the algorithm took about 5 minutes in total. The images each were about 700 … Continue reading Weekly Status Report: 4/26/18

LeRoy This week I worked on the UI’s Gallery Mode. This function’s main purpose is to see the pictures that have already been taken in the various functions and display them. To do this I figured out how to use a GtkTreeView. Which mainly involved looking through the different packages that were provided by GTK … Continue reading Weekly Status Report: 4/19/18

Marcus’s Entry This week LeRoy and I worked to get the HDR algorithm working with the GUI. So far we have been able to get the algorithm to work nicely with the GUI on LeRoy's computer, however, we have not been able to get it to work with the GUI on the RPi. I have … Continue reading Weekly Status Report: 4/12/18

Marcus's Entry This week I worked on getting HDR to work with LeRoy’s GUI. As a secondary task I began working on video image stabilization. So far I do not have a working implementation, but I have read a few research papers and have begun coding it up. Hopefully I can have some deliverable in … Continue reading Weekly Status Report: 4/5/18

Marcus: This week was spent getting the HDR algorithm that I wrote to work on a static set of images to work on the raspberry pi. This involved writing wrapper code that allowed me to interface directly with the raspberry pi. At first we believed that it would be best to work with C++ as … Continue reading Weekly Status Report: 3/29/18

LeRoy's Entry This was a bit of a process, but the supplied CD made everything pretty easy. What wasn't easy was getting OpenCV to compile: The Raspbian package only had OpenCV 2 that required the Gtk 2 libraries or would somehow link in Gtk 2. This would cause linking to break, since the rest of … Continue reading Weekly Update: 3/22/18