Stitch images from different infrared cameras

[thilnguy]

Hello, I need your help.
I have 3 panorama images created by cam1 and cam2, when camera move from 0_110 and 70_180 degree,
cam1_0_110.jpg

cam2_0_110.jpg

cam1_70_180.jpg

If i stitch cam1_0_110.jpg and cam1_70_180.jpg, the stitching package works perfectly with (detection: sift, threshold: 0.2),

but I try to stitch cam2_0_110.jpg and cam1_70_180.jpg, it fails.

Could you please help me which configuration I need to set up to make it works?
cam1_0_110.jpg and cam2_0_110.jpg look similar because they are setup in the same place.
Thank you.

[lukasalexanderweber]

the algorithm can't find matches here. Can you tell more about your camera setup, the bands that are available and what is required as result? maybe we can estimate the camera parameters with rgb or other suitable bands and blend the multibands with the obtained registration. But for that I need more information

[lukasalexanderweber]

Cam2 to Cam2 would work I guess

[thilnguy]

Yes, cam2 to cam 2 works well. The purpose is that I must create a wider panoramic view by combining the panorama from 2 cameras (the cameras may be the same or different models). I wonder which parameters I should tune to get it works because I tried several matches, but nothing works ....

[lukasalexanderweber]

mhh ok, I've already tried some settings and it don't work. I'm still a bit puzzled about your use case, why you need two cameras and don't take the pictures one after the other.

[thilnguy]

Because I need to build the panorama with lowest latency and in real use case, some zones in target panorama can be only covered by 1 camera, not by another and versa. So, I must need 2 cameras

[bulemagic]

have your ploblems been solved?I also meet this ploblems?Could you give me help?