In this section, we show some panorama images captured with our application. You can see that the application is capable of processing panorama images in both horizontal and vertical directions.

First, this is an image captured from the fifth floor of a building. We took this picture through a window glass so the light was dim. However, the panorama is good because there are many details so the feature matcher can do a great job.

A sample image captured by the application

The following screenshot is an image captured in the evening on a balcony. The region on the top-left corner of the panorama is bad since this only contains a blank wall and the sky. Therefore, there were too little features to compare between images. Hence, the final panorama is not perfect in this region.

A sample image captured by the application in the evening

The following screenshot was captured through a window. The lower half of the image is good. However, the sky still has some problems due to the lack of features, as in the previous image.

Another sample image captured by the application in the evening

The following image was shot in a courtyard in front of the building in the afternoon. The lighting was good and there were many details, so the final panorama is perfect.

A sample image captured by the application in the afternoon

This image was taken at the same period with the previous image. However, this image was captured with a wide range of angles and the light was different at each shot. Therefore, the lighting in the final panorama is not consistent.

Another sample image captured by the application in the afternoon