Hi prateek, you can keep the images in any folder you want,you just
need to specify the path of the images. Use panomatic instead of
pto_gen ,You can download it from here http://aorlinsk2.free.fr/panomatic/
. Try running the following commands.
1)Create a Project File
panomatic.exe -o output.pto 01.jpg 02.jpg 03.jpg 04.jpg 05.jpg
06.jpg 07.jpg 08.jpg 09.jpg 10.jpg 11.jpg 12.jpg
2) Find control points with cpfind, with celeste to ignore clouds
cpfind -o output.pto --multirow --celeste output.pto
3) Control point cleaning
cpclean -o output.pto output.pto
4) Find vertical lines
linefind -o output.pto output.pto
5) Optimize position, do photometric optimization, straighten panorama
and select suitable output projection
autooptimiser -a -m -l -s -o output.pto output.pto
6) Calculate optimal crop and optimal size
pano_modify --canvas=AUTO --crop=AUTO -o output.pto output.pto
7) Now create stitching makefile
pto2mk -o output.mk -p prefix output.pto
8) And finally create the final panorama
make -f output.mk all
On May 8, 9:28 am, PP <prateek.prasa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been trying to stitch images through command line using Windows.
> I have the following questions
>
> 1. Which folder do I need to keep the images to be stitched?
> 2. pto_gen is unavailable in 2011.4.0. Is it available in 2011.5.0? If
> yes, where can I download it for Windows?
> 3. 2011.4.0 also doesn't have autpano-sift-c.ext. Where can I get it?
>
> Thanks
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