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Looking for OpenCV tutorial [closed]

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c++

c

image-processing

opencv

computer-vision

Does anyone know some good easy to learn openCV c/c++ tutorial you can recommend? I tried Google, but I wasn't very satisfied with results.

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prper Avatar asked Apr 15 '11 16:04

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OpenCV has recently provided a list of books they recommend.

Other interesting materials:

  • There's a great introduction to OpenCV at Gady Agam's introduction to OpenCV.

  • Noah Kuntz OpenCV tutorials are OK. It covers image manipulation, data types, image processing, camera stuff and several other topics.

  • There's also the official OpenCV Tutorials, provided by the OpenCV folks themselves.

  • Also you can find some good Opencv C++ Examples here to get started.

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karlphillip Avatar answered Oct 07 '22 02:10

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