Am 05.01.2012 21:32, schrieb Naked Robot:
we need another tool, for "cutting" the source images in the right places.
This is the challenge. Finding the best seam line is the hard part, that what makes smartblend really smart! Michal Norel gave a hint: Psychovisual Error and Kolmogorov Min Cut (whatever this means). AFAIK Kolmogorov Min Cut was already discussed for enblend (could be the current seam optimization does this already).
I've no idea whether this is feasible: What about using multiblend as an alternative blending engine for enblend? I guess much of the work is done already in enblend (read different image formats, 360°-wrapping, seam optimization etc.), so why invent the wheel again?
Or: Since both projects are GPL, why not borrow code or algorithms from each other?
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