No, GDI+ doesn't seem to be up to the task. Image stitching is a more algorithmically complex procedure than what GDI+ provides.
I want to take a few pictures of the same scene - say, from different points, belonging to the same straight line, and looking into the same direction. These pictures will have some overlaps. Suppose I made 2 pictures, 100 by 100 pixels, moving in the direction of X axis of images. Suppose then, images overlap for some pixels, but I don't know how much. Add then realistic conditions regarding moving directions (not exactly along X axis), lighting conditions (light isn't along the optical axis, and the same object is lit differently on different images), lens distortions. Now I don't know how to transform pixels from image 2 to be able to overlay (or append?) them to image 1. This is a well-known problem, and some libraries provide APIs to do that. I am interested if NI has support in these areas.
