stitching

Why we included this project

Stitching overlapping photos into a panorama usually means wrestling with a long OpenCV pipeline, but this package wraps that machinery into a compact Stitcher class you can drive from a few lines of Python. You get the familiar stitching_detailed.py workflow with knobs like the SIFT detector and confidence thresholds, plus a verbose mode that writes out intermediate results, which helps a lot when a particular set of images refuses to align. The command line tool accepts glob patterns so you can stitch a whole folder at once, and the headless package and Docker image make batch runs on servers straightforward. It is a practical shortcut for anyone who needs merged panoramas, whether the end use is photography, mapping, or digitizing paper documents.