Hi everybody,
is it posiible to use Hugin for object panoramas, i.e. mapping the
outside of an object, say an advertising column, to a long-stretched
photograph? So in contrast to shooting a traditional panorama, I would
not stay at one point, but rather surround the object of interest.
I think that the warping process for the single images must then work
the other round, something like inverse-cylindrical.
If Hugin can't do this, does anyone know any other software that can do
the trick?
Wolfgang Hugemann
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