I have been finding a book for OpenCV, but Learning OpenCV is all what I can find. Unfortunately, the book is written for OpenCV 1.1 and is quite out of date. So I searched in Stackoverflow and found this thread. After reading the thread, I understand I can still learn OpenCV from the book, but I am afraid the code differences between OpenCV 1.1 and 2.2 will make learning OpenCV frustrating, especially for a complete novice like me. Currently I am finding for a book or tutorial website that is specifically written for OpenCV 2.2, so I can follow the code in the book and get started more easily.
By the way, I would like to know that which language integrates best with OpenCV? I am wondering is using Emgu CV (OpenCV for .net) with C#.net a good choice? Thanks!
OpenCV 2 Computer Vision Application Programming Cookbook was published in June 2011. It covers the newer C++ APIs, so it may be what you're looking for.
No, Learning OpenCV is the closest you'll get to a structured exposition on OpenCV. But you can still use the techniques and functions (by slightly changing the function names) described in the book in OpenCV 2.2 with the documentation of OpenCV 2.1.
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