Parallelize OpenCV Processing with Qt?

First of all, my instinct is to say: "If it is really fast and works great, don't change it!

First of all, my instinct is to say: "If it is really fast and works great, don't change it! " If you just want to play around with threads, I recommend that you take a look at QtConcurrent. I don't know anything about performance differences between an implementation with QThread vs. QtConcurrent, but I prefer using QtConcurrent::run over using threads (I don't have performance critical rendering code).

First of all, make sure you don't create new threads for every frame - constructing threads are expensive. A lightweight solution could be to use QtConcurrent::run() to create N QFutures. Use QFuture::waitForFinished on each of the futures and collect the results.

However, I'm not convinced that QFutures are the right solution for realtime processing. An alternative approach would be to use QThreadPool directly. Again, make sure you don't create the pool every frame.

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