Hello BugBear,
On Thu, 03 Sep 2015 17:54:00 +1000, bugbear <[email protected]>
wrote:
Terry Duell wrote:
Further to this discussion, for information of any who are interested,
I have been playing about with super-resolution (SR) imaging on and off
for a while now, not with any Hugin tools but using bespoke software in
Octave.
Presumably there is no benefit to SR, until the limit of camera
resolution and lens magnification is reached.
Below this limit, simple tessalation (which hugin is rather good at) will
give a reliable increase in subject resolution.
The real benefits from SR is only one setup/shot required versus many for
Hugin.
In addition there are the straight out of camera (Olympus and Hasselblad)
SR solutions which overcome the post processing work needed with the Hugin
or other software approaches.
Other than those considerations, I would agree that Hugin could be a good
or better method of achieving any required increase in resolution.
Cheers,
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Regards,
Terry Duell
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