Something similiar is already in repository with pre-aligned cp detector
setting.
** Changed in: hugin
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
** Changed in: hugin
Status: New => Fix Released
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To manage photos overlapped in miscellaneous way
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/679883
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Status in Hugin - Panorama Tools GUI: Fix Released
Bug description:
Dear Hugin Staff,
I would want to propose to you an user interface and a simple algorithm in
order to simplify the creation of control points with photographies that
overlap in miscellaneous way.
We suppose of to have taken the photos of a panorama with a not-wide angle
optic. Therefore, for being able to cover the vertical extension, three series
have been made, heading up, low and to the center.
The photos that are obtained not only overlap from right towards left (or left
to right) but also up and down. I have noticed that autopano does not manage
such situation at best.
Currently I have resolved the problem selecting the overlapping photographies
by hand and then launching every time the creation of the control points. It
works well, but it is boring and it is easy to mistake.
I have thought, therefore, that he would be interesting to have a section of
hugin where to be able to indicate which pairs of photographies are overlapped,
so that hugin can, automatically, launch autopano on the correct sets of
overlapping photographies.
For an example I attached a proposal of interface for being able to perform
this selection.
Obviously the more problematic part is managing the undirected graph that it is
obtained with this method.
I would propose to proceed with the following algorithm:
Prerequisite: we have the graph where node(n)='photo n' and arc(a,b)='photo a
and b are overlapped'. The graph is created using data supplied by user using
the proposed interface.
for each photo p
clear set S
insert p into the set S
for each neighbor n of node(p)
insert n into the set S
launch autopano on photos in S
where 'neighbor' represents a metric on the graph. The simplest one is consider
'neighbors' of node(p) those nodes m for which exists the relation arc (p, m).
Obviously such operation is not necessary if the user not have necessity of a
thus precise control of the creation of the control points.
Hoping of being be useful to you and to have marked an interesting request,
Yours respectfully
Filippo Pagin
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