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Removing blurred part in intermediate images in morphing of images.
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NAVNEET NAYAN
on 24 Dec 2019
Answered: Image Analyst
on 24 Dec 2019
I am working on image morphing of two hand gestures. I also got intermediate images. I am attaching here 1)Source Image 2) Target Image 3) Intermediate image 1st 4)Intermediate image 2nd. In Intermediate image 1st I am getting blurred part of target image and in Intermediate image 2nd I am getting blurred part of source image. Can anyone suggest any approach to reomve the blurred part? Also tell me are the intermediate images suffering from double exposure artifacts?
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1)Source Image 2) Target Image
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3) Intermediate image 1st 4)Intermediate image 2nd
Original image size is 901-by-931. While inserting images I pasted here at 25% of their size.
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Image Analyst
on 24 Dec 2019
Morphing is the combination of warping the image followed by a weighted sum. It appears that you are simply doing a weighted sum. That is not morphing. You need to do a warping with imwarp.
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