April 2020
Intermediate to advanced
438 pages
12h 2m
English
To morph a source image, IS, into a destination image, ID, first, the pixel correspondence between the two images needs to be established. For every pixel in image IS, the corresponding pixel in image ID is to be found. Once these correspondences are found, the images can be blended in two steps:
It's very computationally expensive to find a corresponding pixel in destination image for every pixel in the source image and it isn't really necessary; instead, a handful of control points ...
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