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 Python Image Morpher (PIM) is a program that can take two images and blend them to whatever extent or precision that you like!
 It is designed to emulate some of Python's OpenCV image processing from scratch without reference.
 
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 This project began in Spring 2019 (detailed in <b>readme_general.pdf</b>, <b>readme_phase_1.pdf</b>, and <b>readme_phase_2.pdf</b>),
  requiring the usage of <b>delaunay triangulation</b>, <b>projective/affine transformation</b>, <b>application of projections 
  through matrices</b>, <b>masking,</b> and <b>alpha blending</b> - all of which are still maintained with this project - in order 
  to accomplish image morphing. Thus, this repository is more of a 'proof of concept' than it is the most efficient way of 
  accomplishing the given task of image morphing. 
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  So far, this program has only been tested on separate Windows environments; 
  if it does not already, later releases are likely to support Mac and Linux.
 
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 - Click on points of interest in your images to create correspondences
 - When satisfied, click on blend and observe the result!
 
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 ## Development 'To-Do' List:
-- :heavy_check_mark: Color Picker Widget (User may specify color used for triangles)
 - Redo / CTRL + Y (User may redo an action that was previously undone or deleted)
-- :heavy_check_mark: Full Blend (User may toggle a flag that tells the program to render each specified alpha increment blend and the alpha slider instead displays each frame)
+- Image Zoom (User may click the right mouse button on an image to toggle zoom into it in order to place more accurate points)
 - Improved Performance (Currently, interpolation is the biggest bottleneck, second to the required matrix math)
 
 If you encounter an error, a bug, or if you simply wish to request a change/feature, please file an issue using the tracker that GitHub provides, [here](https://github.com/ddowd97/Morphing/issues).