In this chapter, we learned how to take simple images that we can take from our cameras with limited abilities—either with limited dynamic range or limited field of view and use OpenCV to merge multiple images into a single one that is better than the original one.
We left you with three scripts that you could build upon. Most importantly, there are still a lot of features missing from panorama.py, and there are a lot of other HDR techniques. Best of all, it's possible to do HDR and panorama stitching at the same time. Wouldn't it be splendid to just look around from the mountain top at sunset? Imagine that!
This was the last chapter about camera photography. The rest of this book will focus on video monitoring and applying machine learning techniques to image processing tasks.
In the next chapter, we will focus on tracking visually salient and moving...
