Scriptable desktop app to correct the perspective of images
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Scriptable desktop app to correct the perspective of images
desktop-app imagemagick app workflow gui haskell image keystone perspective photo correction linux-app scanning gloss perspective-transformation macos-app scriptable perspec
🔲 Warp image transformation
A tool to transfer Perspective between Equirectangular
python panorama perspective equirectangular-panorama perspective-transformation equirectangular perspective-projection
3D Rotation image along specific axes
Apply perspective transformations to raster images inside Inkscape (no need to use an external software such as GIMP or Krita).
Camera Calibration; Distortion Correction; Perspective transform ("bird-eye view"); Compute curvature and vehicle position.
Stitching different perspective images into a single smooth panorama using Laplacian Blending.
python computer-vision panorama opencv-python affine-transformation cylindrical-panoramas perspective-transformation homography image-alignment
[ECCV 2026] Official Pytorch Code of the Paper "WorldWander: Bridging Egocentric and Exocentric Worlds in Video Generation"
virtual-reality perspective-transformation video-translation world-model video-genration egocentric-exocentric cross-view-generation
Football/Soccer Pass Receiver Prediction using Object Detection/Graph Neural Networks (GNNs)
deep-learning neural-network pytorch convolutional-neural-networks object-detection perspective-transformation graph-neural-networks soccer-analytics football-analytics pass-predictions pygeometric
Project (transform) point coordinates from 3D to 2D and unproject them back.
Android application for correcting perspective in photos.
A type-safe, modular, chainable image processing library built on top of OpenCV.js with a fluent API leveraging pipeline processing. Covers canvas supports for node/deno/bun, web, browser-extensions, mobile.
modular canvas computer-vision pipeline image-processing threshold type-safe edge-detection contours image-processor perspective-transformation bun chainable open-cv opencv-js
Implementation of OpenCV methods for affine and perspective transformation
opencv tutorial opencv-python affine-transformation affine-projection tutorial-code perspective-transformation perspective-projection
Example of perspective photo animation from camera
3D scene reconstruction and camera pose estimation given images from different views (Structure from Motion)
computer-vision structure-from-motion multiple-view-geometry triangulation sift-algorithm pnp pose-estimation stereo-vision feature-matching perspective-transformation epipolar-geometry fundamental-matrix sift-descriptors sift-features ransac-algorithm essential-matrix epipolar-constraint epipolar-lines
Udacity Self Driving Car Nanodegree - Advance Lane Line Finder on a Video Stream
opencv udacity computer-vision camera-calibration jupyter-notebook image-processing self-driving-car distortion-correction udacity-nanodegree udacity-self-driving-car perspective-transformation distortion-coefficients
SurfaceStreams (mirror of main Codeberg repo)
Image key points Extraction, Description, Feature Matching
template-matching keypoints sift orb opencv-python flann perspective-transformation f1-score homography sift-descriptors geometric-transformation bruteforce-matching
Udacity Self-Driving Car Engineer.
python opencv derivatives partial-differential-equations distortion lane-boundaries lane-curvature perspective-transformation lane
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