INFINITY ANALYZE User's Manual - Spectra Services

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The Show Next command replaces the image in the active image window by the
selected image in the Field Group. Note that only pictorial data are replaced and the
other layers such as graphical overly are kept intact. This facilitates the comparing of
multiple images.
3.5.13 Panorama Landscape
Use the Panorama Landscape command to stitch a row of images.
The images to stitch should have been stored in Field Group, and ordered correctly. All
images in Field Group participate in the operation. These images must be identical in
the numbers of columns and rows of pixels and the number of color channels. The first
image in Field Group should be the leftmost image of the row of images to be aligned.
The last image in Field Group should be the rightmost image of the row of images to be
aligned. There must be at least two valid images in Field Group.
In addition, any two adjacent images must have at least 20% non-overlapping areas
and at least 32 overlapping columns of pixels. The images are allowed to shift vertically
but the shift has to be limited to 16 rows of pixels.
A new image window will be created to hold the output panorama image. The output
image copies the sampling intervals and magnification setting from the first input image
from Field Group. Due to the overlapping of the input images, the number of columns of
the output image would be less than those of input images summed. Due to possible
vertical shift of the input images, the number of rows of the output image might also be
less than that of an input image. The cropping is automatic and transparent to users.
The example below illustrates the process. The first three images are stitched to create
the forth image.
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