And finally comes the last part, the stitching of the images.
We shall place the left image on the dst
whose shape is left-image width plus right-mage width.
Then, we shall save the resultant file - the final stitched panorama image - and display it.
Note:
cv2.imwrite
method saves the given image as a file with the given name.
We are placing the left image on the dst
whose shape is left-image width plus right-mage width.
dst[0:img_left.shape[0], 0:img_left.shape[1]] = img_left
Now let us store the resultant stitched image dst
as resultant_stitched_panorama.jpg
using imwrite
method of cv2
.
cv2.<< your code comes here >>('resultant_stitched_panorama.jpg',dst)
Let us display the stitched image using plt.imshow
.
plt.figure(figsize=(30,20))
plt.title('Stitched Image')
plt.imshow(fixColor(dst))
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