Excellent. I always forget that I can manually modify X Y Z positions. On Monday, March 18, 2019 at 8:14:41 AM UTC+1, Bruno Postle wrote: > > > > On 17 March 2019 19:35:01 GMT, Abrimaal wrote: > > > >Creating a multiview pano is possible on a 2D screen, but except a lot of > masking, > >it would require a rectangular (planar) projection to be introduced, such > >as is used for stitching maps and flat documents. > > You can absolutely stitch these street elevations in Hugin, this picture > (attached) is created in Hugin without using any other tools. > > I used saved lens parameters, optimised X,Y&Z positions, then added r,p&y > rotation. This is a lot of parameters, so the optimisation can get > unstable, but with practice, by introducing one parameter at a time, it > works well. > > I also find that I get better results if I don't shoot the photos straight > on, for the buildings on the left I turn the camera slightly to the left, > then gradually turn to the right for the rest. > > -- > Bruno
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