A method performed by a vehicle system for handling images of the surroundings of a vehicle. An image of the surroundings of the vehicle is obtained. The image is obtained from at least one side image capturing device mounted in or on the vehicle, and the image capturing device comprises a fisheye camera lens. At least a part of the distortions in the image is corrected to obtain a corrected image. The corrected image is rotationally transformed using a first rotational transformation to obtain a first transformed image. The corrected image is rotationally transformed using a second rotational transformation to obtain a second transformed image. The first and second transformed images are consecutive or adjacent images.

In some embodiments, an image manipulation application receives a two-dimensional background image and projects the background image onto a sphere to generate a sphere image. Based on the sphere image, an unfilled environment map containing a hole area lacking image content can be generated. A portion of the unfilled environment map can be projected to an unfilled projection image using a map projection. The unfilled projection image contains the hole area. A hole filling model is applied to the unfilled projection image to generate a filled projection image containing image content for the hole area. A filled environment map can be generated by applying an inverse projection of the map projection on the filled projection image and by combining the unfilled environment map with the generated image content for the hole area of the environment map.

A system allows a user to create new designs for apparel and preview these designs before manufacture. Software and lasers are used in finishing apparel to produce a desired wear pattern or other design. As the user designs apparel, the system provides feedback as to what designs can be used, such as avoiding technical constraints with their designs.

The present invention relates to an apparatus for adapting image processing based on a shape of a display device for a motor vehicle, the apparatus (1) comprising: a capture device (10), which is configured to capture a shape of a display device (200) and an extrinsic camera parameter of a camera, an intrinsic camera parameter of the camera, and at least one field of view of the camera; an arithmetic unit (20), which is configured to calculate a reprojection surface and a correspondence table based on the captured shape of the display device and based on the at least one extrinsic camera parameter, the at least one intrinsic camera parameter, and the at least one field of view; and an image processing device (30), which is configured to perform adapted image processing based on the calculated reprojection surface and the calculated correspondence table.

A projection system for projecting medical information onto the surface of the human body such that the medical information conforms and registers to the contour of the underlying shape of the region it is being projected upon. The projection system is in communication with one or more projectors and one or more sensors which capture the topography/area/volume of the region of interest and/or the view of the user, and alter the medical information such that the medical information remains accurate in dimensions when projected into the area of interest.

Spherical visual content represented in an image space may be obtained. The spherical visual content may have been captured by image sensor(s) during a time duration. The spherical visual content may include phenomena caused by motion of the image sensor(s) and/or optical components that guide light onto the image sensor(s). A capture path taken by the image sensor(s) during the time duration may be determined. The capture path may reflect positions and orientations of the image sensor(s) during the time duration. A smoothed path may be determined based on the capture path. The smoothed path may have smoother changes in positions and/or orientations than the capture path. The image space may be warped based on a difference between the capture path and the smoothed path. The stabilized visual content may be determined by projecting the spherical visual content represented in the warped image space to a spherical projection space.

A method for generating a panoramic image includes providing a 3D point model of an area surrounding a virtual viewpoint, acquiring multiple images of the area surrounding the virtual viewpoint, projecting the acquired images onto the 3D point model and generating the panoramic image using the thus obtained 3D point model of the surrounding area.

Disclosed is a panoramic image mapping method and a corresponding reversely mapping method. Particularly, the mapping process includes mapping a panoramic image or a spherical surface corresponding to Video A: first, dividing the spherical surface into three areas based on the latitudes of the spherical surface, denoted as Area I, Area II, and Area III, respectively; mapping the three areas to a square plane I, a rectangular plane II, and a square plane III, respectively; then, splicing the planes I, II and III into a plane, wherein the resulting plane is the two-dimensional image or video B. Compared with the equirectangular mapping method, the method according to the present disclosure may effectively ameliorate oversampling in high-latitude areas and effectively lower the bit rate needed by coding and the complexity of decoding. The present disclosure relates to the field of virtual reality, which may be applied to panoramic images and videos.

A method of making an article of footwear is disclosed. The method includes the steps of providing a customer with a pre-selected set of graphics, allowing a customer to choose a set of input graphics, and generating a set of morphed graphics based on a set of input graphics. The user can select a morphed graphic and apply it to an article. The method may further include the step of limiting the number of times a customized graphic may be selected and applied to an article.

Anamorphic system for the acquisition, post-production and reproduction of 360 panorama images on three-dimensional objects, suitable for the representation of panorama images deformed according to the principle of anamorphosis on a two-dimensional medium, the image being adapted to be reflected on the outer surface of a three-dimensional medium positioned centrally with respect to the two-dimensional medium; the system including: (A) acquisition: wherein 360 photography shots are taken around the object; the photography shots equidistant from the object and provided with focals; the photography shots also having a mutual superimposition included between 30% and 40% of the image; the acquisition step occurring over time, for acquiring shots of the entire object; (B) post-production: wherein the photography shots are edited to generate the deformed image; (C) reproduction of the image on a two-dimensional medium, the image provided with a central hole; and (D) positioning a three-dimensional medium at the central hole.