Barrel Distortion Correction

> Wow, why didn't i just google it!.......because that

> didn't help me.

> Ah ha there lies the reason behind the post. : )

Maybe you could've mentioned that in your original post. Now it looks like it's just another post of a lazy student looking for someone to do his/her homework.

> if anybody could tell me an algorithm for barrel distortion correction

Ok: Structure-from-Motion (SFM) algorithm.

An other term for barrel distortion is radial distortion; you might want to Google for that as well.

Good luck.

PS. If you cross-post a question, please refer to the first post in your cross-posted one. Now people might answer you here while you already got an answer elsewhere.

prometheuzza at 2007-7-13 8:54:55 >

> Cheers for your help i'll look into it. As it

> happens I am a student but i don't like the lazy tag.

> Maybe a bit dense but not lazy.

No, you don't seem to be lazy (and I honestly didn't mean to imply it!). About the student and dense part: there's a close resemblance with me ; )

> This is my first post (originally in Java 2D forum)

> and when i realised there was an algorithm section i

> thought that was a better place to make my post. (is

> there a way to change the forum your thread is in

> after posting it) But thanks for the advice i'll

> keep it in mind.

No you can't change or delete a thread. It's a bit of a forum etiquette to post a link to the other thread; in that case people who answer know if an answer has already been posted or not.

> Anyway thanks again

> the bee

You're welcome. Do post again if you run into problems.

Regards,

Bart.

prometheuzza at 2007-7-13 8:54:55 >