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Stitching – A Python package for fast and robust Image Stitching (Panoramas)

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Re: Stitching – A Python package for fast and robust Image Stitching (Panoramas)

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Just a suggestion, maybe create a new repo that is not a fork from a template. Just copy the files in, and then create a simple README that explains what it is and how to run it.

So Github still doesn't have an unfork button.. but they can unfork the repo using a virtual assistant https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38831301/how-to-un-fork-... .. I don't get why the regular UI can't do this Anyway in some language ecosystems there are cli tools that make repositories from templates, and a benefit is that it prevents people from forking the template (which is appropriate if you are modifying t…

That is a really handy tip. It is so easy to quickly fork a template forgetting that is is not the intended use case.

Re: Stitching – A Python package for fast and robust Image Stitching (Panoramas)

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So how did you solve the mobile panorama stitching? You ran PTGui on a backend server and uploaded the user images there?

I started from the OpenCV stitching_detailed example, and worked from there. That example runs pretty much out of the box on Android.

Cool, thanks!
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