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disparity-filtering-mpo

Disparity and depth maps with QT and OpenCV with support for classic image files and MPO stereo pairs

v1.3 - 2019/06/03 - Added openCV Quasi Dense Stereo algorithm + cosmetic changes + openCV 4.1 compatibility

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HISTORY

  • v1.3 - 2019-06-03 - Added openCV Quasi Dense Stereo algorithm + adapted to openCV 4.1
  • v1.2 - 2018-08-16 - Added visual manual alignment of stereo pair
  • v1.1 - 2018-07-15 - Added visual measurement of disparity
  • v1.0 - 2018-07-10 - Implementation of OpenCV stereoBM & stereoSGBM to obtain disparity / depth maps from 3D stereo pairs


LICENSE

The present code is under GPL v3 license, that means you can do almost whatever you want with it! I used bits of code from several sources, mainly from the openCV examples

WHY?

I didn't find any simple tool (understand: GUI) to produce depth maps from my stereo pictures, and also my camera produces MPO files. So why not writing it myself ? I'm not an ace of C++ and QT, in fact I only started using them some month ago. So, if you don't find my code pretty never mind, because it WORKS, and that's all I'm asking of it :)

WITH WHAT?

Developed using:

  • Linux: Ubuntu 16.04
  • QT Creator 3.5.1
  • QT 5.5.1
  • openCV 4.1 compiled with Contribs (OpenCV's extra modules) - won't work anymore with 3.x due to the Quasi Dense Stereo algorithm

This software should also work under Microsoft Windows: if you tried it successfully please contact me. Maybe someday I'll try to compile a x32 and x64 Windows version

HOW?

You will need the calibration files for your camera / lens, produced by my calibration utility : https://github.com/AbsurdePhoton/calib-mpo If you don't want to use it, you can try "StereoPhoto Maker" (http://stereo.jpn.org/eng/stphmkr/index.html), which has nice auto-alignment functions. It's a Windows utility, but it works fine with Linux with a little help from Wine.

Not much explanations given, the GUI elements have hover tooltips that explain everything.

Just be sure to :

  • load a stereo pair
  • align the images
  • choose your method (BM, SGBM, Quasi Dense)
  • use the sliders and boxes to change the parameters
  • for some parameters, you can also use the "Disparity" button
  • and finally click on "Compute"
  • of course, you can save the results (config, aligned images, depthmap)


Enjoy!

Enjoy!

AbsurdePhoton

My photographer website ''Photongénique'': www.absurdephoton.fr