Poisson Blending in Image Stitching Results in Ghostly Images #139555
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I'm working on an image stitching project using Poisson blending to seamlessly blend overlapping images. While the blending quality is generally good, I'm encountering an issue where the resulting stitched image has blurred layers the same size as the masks, leading to a ghostly, blurry result.
Problem:
When stitching multiple images using their corresponding homographies, the final panorama shows ghosting and blurring in the areas where images overlap.
Linear blending result:
Poisson blending result:
Additional Information:
For each image, there is a corresponding homography that positions the image in 2D space.
The images and homographies are loaded from the samples/output_images directory.
The masks are created as binary masks (all ones) and warped using the homographies.
Data link: output_images - Google Drive
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