Inbetweening for 2 Images

Hey all,
I am trying to make an average between 2 images in which that my new image should be a shape between these two not the average of image variable
Regards

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sareh
sareh on 13 Apr 2012
I have to mention images are the same size, but the shapes inside increased a lot in the second one
Upload your two photos, plus a result (if you can mock one up, say in Photoshop or GIMP or something).
sareh
sareh on 13 Apr 2012
Dear Image Analyst,
These are my images, actually I am trying to make a model 3D out of 55 CT scan Images and slides are not enough so I have to make images between these 55 to have like 110 images
http://upandpost.com/image/full/6/9b9aea62e94f203d48238cc0b1a79c1.jpg
http://upandpost.com/image/full/3/bfbece91d105fcd14543299e68553cd.jpg
sareh
sareh on 13 Apr 2012
I appreciate any idea!
If this is being done for the sake of visual display, then the field is generally known as "inbetweening".
sareh
sareh on 16 Apr 2012
Actually the model itself is important it is not just for visualizing that's why I am searching for a mathematical calculation in Matlab, Do you have any comments how it is possible?
sareh
sareh on 16 Apr 2012
I have checked interpolation function but I want to have an image between these 2 not an image with the coefficient of one,
sareh
sareh on 16 Apr 2012
Dear Walter Roberson,
Inbetweening -as far as I have checked - is possible with some special software but not matlab,
sareh
sareh on 16 Apr 2012
And I already with this code put my tif file which has 55 images in Matlab
mov = mmreader('F.avi');
nFrames = mov.NumberOfFrames;
for k = 1 : nFrames
A(k).cdata =rgb2gray(read(mov, k));
end
inbetweening can be a complex process. I am not _aware_ of any MATLAB implementation.
sareh
sareh on 16 Apr 2012
Do you have any idea about interpolation, about how I have to introduce Z function for ZI = interp2(Z,XI,YI)
sareh
sareh on 16 Apr 2012
I have an idea to give images as XI and YI to see what I can obtain but I dont know how I can introduce Z

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