ABSTRACT
In this last chapter, we propose some other possible applications, more original or more rarely discussed, and which point out once again the flexibility and genericity of the CImg library to deal with various problems in the field of image processing. Thus, we illustrate here how to efficiently compress an image, how to reconstruct an object from its tomographic projections, how to recover the 3D geometry of a scene from a pair of stereographic images, or how to develop an original user interface allowing to warp images (e.g., portraits) from the webcam.
