How can I detect the light with two images using cv2?
I am creating a pixel mapping software to make pixel animations.
I want to add an Automapping function, where you plug a webcam, give the software control of your pixels, and it turn every pixel on one by one, detect it with the webcam and add it to the mapping.
I planned to use cv2 to do it (the software is in python). I searched the web for this, found this, but the problem is that if any light (e.g city lighting) is on when you map your pixels, it will be counted as a pixel (and I don’t want it to happen). So, I think a good idea is to take one photo with the pixels off, and one with a pixel on, compare both and find the pixel x and y. I have a minimal experience with opencv, but I know it is very powerful, and it could do it.
Don`t initializing tracker in cv2 (working on Python) with the correct frame and region for tracking (cv2.TrackerKSF_create)
While i initialize traker:
Trying to use OpenCV stitching, result appears to be empty, why is this?
I’m getting this error when running the below code:
Trying to use OpenCV stitching, result appears to be empty, why is this?
I’m getting this error when running the below code:
What is causing Assertion Failed OpenCV
I’m getting this error when running the below code:
Extract lines from the image with text
I have followde the image:
extract lines from image with text
I have following image:
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Python CV2, not writing or reading updated images
I’m trying to write each point of each contour to an image, this probably isn’t the most optimal way but I have this:
Python OpenCV animation
I am working on a project where i am asked to use python to convert uploaded video to animation but the sample i was given i haven’t archived it over time working on on the project:
this is the code i am using:
how not to close the cv2 window after a cycle
I decided to make a slideshow of photos, and I want the last photo to remain on the screen after the cycle, and the window will not close.