CS129 is a Brown University computer science course on computational photography, covering how software is used to capture and process images. Its first assignment has students reconstruct color photos from separate exposures, which is an introduction to image alignment.

One commenter points to its first assignment as a manageable, good introduction to image alignment.

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1. Recommendsjackflintermann2012in “Russia in color, a century ago”

   CS129 (Computational Photography) at Brown actually has students reconstruct these same photos as its first assignment. It's not too hard, and a good introduction to image alignment. Check out the assignment at http://www.cs.brown.edu/courses/cs129/asgn/proj1/

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