The center of the fisheye on the input image can be found by projecting.

Converting a pair of fisheye images to a 360 equirectangular panorama.

The following documents various transformations from fisheye into other projection.

Fisheye images capture a wide field of view, traditionally one thinks of 180.

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The general options for the software include the dimensions of the output image as well.

Another characteristic of real fisheye images is their lack of linearity.

The usual approach for such image transformations is to perform the inverse mapping.

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A key aspect of these mappings is also to perform some sort of antialiasing, the.

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The code here are all plain vanilla C tested on Unix style gcc systems (specifically Mac and Linux).

This is not meant to be a final application but rather something you integrate into your code base.

Having said that it is wrapped up in a simple TGA image readerwriter for the purposes of algorithm.

It should be noted at the outset that a fisheye projection is not a distorted image.

A fisheye like other projections is one of many ways of mapping a 3D world onto a 2D plane, it is no.

A critical consideration is antialiasing, required when sampling.

There is a sense in which the image plane is considered to be a continuous.

For example a 3x3 antialiasing is 9 times slower than no antialiasing.

Default perspective view looking forwards, 100 degrees horizontal field of view.

Controls are provided for any angle fisheye as well as fisheyes that are not.

Note that a perspective projection is not defined for greater than 180 degrees.

The field of view can be adjusted as well as the viewing direction.

The following example is a 120 degrees horizontal field of view and looking upwards.

If straight lines are not straight that normally means the fisheye center or radius are not.

Curvature in what should be straight lines near the rim of the fisheye normally means.

The following is looking right by 40 degrees and a narrower field of view of 80 degrees.