# CS-194 Project 5A¶

By: Calvin Chen

## Shoot the Pictures¶

For the beginning of this project, I had to initially take the pictures. It was important that the pictures I took overlapped enough to find correspondence, so I stood in one place and rotated my camera slightly to determine a ~50% difference between perspective between the two images.

Below are the images I took:

## Recover Homographies¶

For this section, I found a matrix H that would be able to correspond points from my first image to my second image. The corresponding points for these images were labeled by hand, and in order to determine a system of equations that was overdetermined and could be calculated via least-squares, I needed at least 4 points, and I ended up using 8 points to conduct this transformation.

The system I set up looked similar to the following (taken from Google images):

## Warp Images/Rectification¶

Once I extract the homography matrix for the transformation between these two sets of points, I transformed my initial image by warping it with the matrix to the second image. Afterwards, I determined different RGB pixel values through interpolation and constructed the rectified image.

Below are some examples of my images after they were rectified.