Trying to crop out center circle from polar coordinate picture-CodePudding

I've been struggling through a few iterations of solutions, trying to get a photo that's been converted to polar coordinates (originally rectangular hemispherical photo) to crop out areas outside of the circle. Initially following this [StackOverflow post]

Here's the function I made:

 hemi_rect_to_polar <- function(hemi_rect_image){
  
  hemi_polar <- image_distort(hemi_rect_image,
                                   "Polar",
                                   c(0),
                                   bestfit = TRUE)
  
  min_dim <- min(image_info(hemi_rect_image)[2])
  
  figure <- image_draw(image_blank(min_dim,min_dim))
  symbols(min_dim/2, 
          min_dim/2, 
          circles = (min_dim/2), 
          fg = 'black', 
          add = TRUE)
  
  dev.off()
  
  return(hemi_polar)
}

and the output I got from that function, which has continued colors past the circular boundary that I need to get rid of for later analysis:

I'm not sure why it keeps stretching the polar coordinates past the bounding circle.

CodePudding user response：

I'm not sure if this is very efficient, but it works. Since this uses scaling, you only need to make one mask, then scale it to the image regardless of the image size. If the images are all the same size, then all you have to do is the composition.

library(magick)

path = "https://i.stack.imgur.com/XBDRI.jpg"
img <- image_read(path)

hemi_rect_to_polar <- function(hemi_rect_image){
  hemi_polar <- image_distort(hemi_rect_image,
                              "Polar",
                              c(0),
                              bestfit = TRUE)
  return(hemi_polar)
}

he = hemi_rect_to_polar(img)

# make the mask
png(tf <- tempfile(fileext = "png"), 736, 736)
par(mar = rep(0,4), yaxs="i", xaxs="i")
plot(0, type = "n", ylim = c(0,1), xlim=c(0,1), axes=F, xlab=NA, ylab=NA)
plotrix::draw.circle(.5,0.5,.5, col="black")

# dump the temp file
dev.off()

# read in the plot as an image to use as a mask
mask <- image_read(tf)
# scale the mask for the image size
mask <- image_scale(mask, as.character(image_info(he)$width))

# crop the image
image_composite(mask, he, "plus")