stitching of image more than 2

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hi anyone out there able to ans my question??? using aforge ,can i actually stitch 2 image into 1???

Posted 19-Jan-11 22:12pm

JAMAL BIN KAMIS

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Nuri Ismail · Answer 1 · 2011-01-19T22:16:00

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Yes you can. But AForge.NET does not contain direct stitching functionality.
See this[^] excellent CodeProject article from César de Souza.
His library Accord.NET uses AForge.NET as base and contains image stitching functionality. :)

Posted 19-Jan-11 22:16pm

Nuri Ismail

Updated 19-Jan-11 22:18pm

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JF2015 20-Jan-11 4:21am

I've read it a while back but didn't remember all details. Good answer. 5+

**JF2015** · Answer 2 · 2011-01-19T22:17:00

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Hi,

this does not use AForge but otherwise does what you need:
Automatic Image Stitching with Accord.NET[^]

Posted 19-Jan-11 22:17pm

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Nuri Ismail 20-Jan-11 4:19am

Internally it uses AForge.NET. I've updated my answer in order to clarify this. :)