I’m trying to automate the process for aligning two images vertically. The images are from different sensors mounted on the same PCA.
As shown below in the "aligned_images.png", images overlayed are vertically aligned:
Currently the alignment acceptance criteria is determined by the operator performing the alignment. My intent is to remove the subjective criteria and have software decide if alignment is correct.
Things attempted:
1.I compared the distance from bottom to first edge; shown in Right_image.png and Left_image.png. The lower the difference the better the alignment (in theory).
Is this a good approach? Is there a better process for doing this?
Align images vertically
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I’m trying to automate the process for aligning two images vertically. The images are from different sensors mounted on the same PCA.
As shown below in the "aligned_images.png", images overlayed are vertically aligned:
Currently the alignment acceptance criteria is determined by the operator performing the alignment. My intent is to remove the subjective criteria and have software decide if alignment is correct.
Things attempted:
1. I compared the distance from bottom to first edge; shown in Right_image.png and Left_image.png. The lower the difference the better the alignment (in theory).
Is this a good approach? Is there a better process for doing this?
Thanks