Open Source Image Carving / Resizing

[negr0plasty]

LAME

[joris1]

An intelligent and thoughtful solution to many practical problems--thanks for the effort!

[helimeef]

The best things in life are open source :)

[LiDaiGea]

where do i have to put that data of the retargetr.zip file?

plZ..

[vlad1410]

I am searching for the images you used in this example. By the way nice job.

[vlad1410]

I am searching for images you used for this example. Buy the way, it looks cool.

[jojeangel]

I am searching for the code of the software , any one know web site or place I can get the software and the code of it . ?!

[C0rsix]

The 1D resizes use index maps, and can be expanded or shrunk. The 2D resize of the whitehouse image does not use index maps (as they only work in one direction) and therefore cannot expand.

[NikoKun]

Looks good! Doesn't appear to get hung up in any spots, and continuously remove from the same seams.

I've seen a few people try to write their own image carving before... and they usually make the mistake of 'real time' carving, which generally gets hung up on the same seams over and over.

Do you use the seam ordering method described in the original idea? (Caching seam pixels in order of removal, before removing any seams.)

I'm by no means an expert, this is just my guess.

[NikoKun]

btw can this version expand beyond original size?

I'd love to have a working version of this... I don't care if it's implemented into existing photo editing software, or not... I'd be happy with a stand alone app. lol

[NikoKun]

So compared to what Shamir and Avidan did, does this use an "energy" function via gradient magnitude or such?