PRESENTED BY: KIRAN KUMAR.

G 1MJ08TE014 TELECOMMUNICATION MVJ COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Features

Removal of unwanted areas from an Image

Removal of undesired object from the Image Repair of scratched, old images

Working Principle

Filling of areas is done by neighborhood pixel Color detection methods are used to determine scratch Area selection is also used to select the region to be inpainted

Background

Based on Image Processing Programming Language : Java

Algorithm used :

Oliverias Algorithm
Right -left shift blur Color Match Algorithm

Oliveria Alogorithm
Applicable for small region Based on convolution operation

Right -left shift blur

Used for scratch and object removal Applicable for symmetrical Images Based on convolution operation

More accurate than other Algorithms

Color Match Algorithm

For small scratches Scratches/cracks to be selected by a color with a pencil tool Based on point operation

Implementation
Experiment 1:

Original Image

Object Selection

Inpainted Image

Accuracy : 100% Algo Applied : Right left shift Blur

Implementation
Experiment 2:

Original Image

Object Selection

Inpainted Image

Accuracy : 100% Algo Applied : Right left shift Blur

Implementation
Experiment 3:

Original Image

Object Selection

Inpainted Image

Accuracy : 100% Algo Applied : Right left shift Blur

Implementation
Experiment 4:

Original Image

Crack Selection

Inpainted Image

Accuracy : 90% Algo Applied : Color Match

Scope

Can be used as plugin to popular imaging software like Gimp, Photoshop Can be used as a plugin to web application based on Image editing like Piknik

Future Improvements

Interpolation technique to be used for removing scratches/object Automatic scratch detection and removal to be done Use of Machine Intelligence Algorithm to produce more accurate result

References
Wilhelm Burger, Mark J Burge, Digital Image Processing an Algorithm introduction using java First Edition Springer Manuel M. Oliveira, Brian Bowen, Richard McKenna, Yu-Sung Chang, Fast Digital Image Inpainting 2001 Rafael C. Gonzalez , Digital Image Processing 2nd edition, Prentice Hall