[Hugin-devs] [Bug 1993959] Re: Lens calibration gui caches removed images

2022-10-24 Thread Jason Cipriani
Which after reading https://bugs.launchpad.net/hugin/+bug/1994036 I see
that I don't actually need to do! :DD

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Title:
  Lens calibration gui caches removed images

Status in Hugin:
  Fix Committed

Bug description:
  OS: Windows 10
  Hugin 2021.0.0.52df0f76c700, standalone lens calibration GUI run via start 
menu shortcut from installer.

  On the lens calibration GUI, if an image is removed (with "remove"
  button) then re-added with the "add" button, a cached copy of the
  image seems to be loaded, rather than the image file being reloaded.

  This prevents images from being edited externally then reloaded,
  because re-adding the removed image adds the old copy, not the new
  modified file. The workaround is to either rename the image file
  before re-adding, or restart the lens calibration GUI.

  Steps:
  1. Add an image
  2. Edit the image with an external program and save it with the same file name
  3. Remove the image (this and previous step can be swapped)
  4. Add the image again

  Expected:
  Edited image is loaded into lens calibration GUI

  Actual:
  Old image is loaded into lens calibration GUI

  Note: I am not sure what the purpose is of caching the images at all.
  It's not really a performance issue in the calibration GUI.

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[Hugin-devs] [Bug 1993959] Re: Lens calibration gui caches removed images

2022-10-24 Thread Jason Cipriani
I edit the images to blur out misdetected edges.

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Title:
  Lens calibration gui caches removed images

Status in Hugin:
  Fix Committed

Bug description:
  OS: Windows 10
  Hugin 2021.0.0.52df0f76c700, standalone lens calibration GUI run via start 
menu shortcut from installer.

  On the lens calibration GUI, if an image is removed (with "remove"
  button) then re-added with the "add" button, a cached copy of the
  image seems to be loaded, rather than the image file being reloaded.

  This prevents images from being edited externally then reloaded,
  because re-adding the removed image adds the old copy, not the new
  modified file. The workaround is to either rename the image file
  before re-adding, or restart the lens calibration GUI.

  Steps:
  1. Add an image
  2. Edit the image with an external program and save it with the same file name
  3. Remove the image (this and previous step can be swapped)
  4. Add the image again

  Expected:
  Edited image is loaded into lens calibration GUI

  Actual:
  Old image is loaded into lens calibration GUI

  Note: I am not sure what the purpose is of caching the images at all.
  It's not really a performance issue in the calibration GUI.

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[Hugin-devs] [Bug 1994036] Re: [FR] Exclusion zones for edge detection in calibration GUI

2022-10-24 Thread Jason Cipriani
I had no idea this was possible! I even read the docs (but I see it in
there now).

Amazing!! Thank you. No need for this feature at all then (and no need
for me to edit images either).

Fantastic.

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Title:
  [FR] Exclusion zones for edge detection in calibration GUI

Status in Hugin:
  Opinion

Bug description:
  I'd like to request the ability to define a zone (or zones) of the
  input images that will be excluded from edge detection in the lens
  calibration GUI.

  Use case for me is processing images from security cameras that have
  two significant edge noise sources:

  - An overlaid black bar with date/time info, which creates a strong straight 
horizontal edge
  - A number of objects that are themselves not straight but which are 
misdetected as straight edges (for example, a vehicle with a slightly curved 
profile and high contrast against the background)

  It is possible to edit these false positives out by blurring /
  adjusting contrast in an external image editor and achieve good
  results after a bit of trial and error, but it would save a lot of
  steps if I could instead just exclude areas directly.

  Thank you!

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[Hugin-devs] [Bug 1994039] Re: Hugin GUI doesn't support high DPI displays (Windows)

2022-10-24 Thread Jason Cipriani
Sweet; what about the splash screen? The build number doesn't fit on it,
I assumed that was a high DPI issue but maybe it's unrelated.

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Title:
  Hugin GUI doesn't support high DPI displays (Windows)

Status in Hugin:
  Fix Committed

Bug description:
  OS: Windows 10
  Display: 3840x2160, system scaling at 250%

  The Hugin Panorama Editor GUI does not scale correctly on high DPI
  displays. See attached screen grab.

  
  As a workaround, use of the system scaler can be forced through the 
compatibility settings, but the results are the usual amount of sketchy.

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[Hugin-devs] [Bug 1994039] [NEW] Hugin GUI doesn't support high DPI displays (Windows)

2022-10-24 Thread Jason Cipriani
Public bug reported:

OS: Windows 10
Display: 3840x2160, system scaling at 250%

The Hugin Panorama Editor GUI does not scale correctly on high DPI
displays. See attached screen grab.


As a workaround, use of the system scaler can be forced through the 
compatibility settings, but the results are the usual amount of sketchy.

** Affects: hugin
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

** Attachment added: "Screenshots"
   
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1994039/+attachment/5626416/+files/ezgif.com-gif-maker%20%2821%29.gif

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Title:
  Hugin GUI doesn't support high DPI displays (Windows)

Status in Hugin:
  New

Bug description:
  OS: Windows 10
  Display: 3840x2160, system scaling at 250%

  The Hugin Panorama Editor GUI does not scale correctly on high DPI
  displays. See attached screen grab.

  
  As a workaround, use of the system scaler can be forced through the 
compatibility settings, but the results are the usual amount of sketchy.

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[Hugin-devs] [Bug 1994036] [NEW] [FR] Exclusion zones for edge detection in calibration GUI

2022-10-24 Thread Jason Cipriani
Public bug reported:

I'd like to request the ability to define a zone (or zones) of the input
images that will be excluded from edge detection in the lens calibration
GUI.

Use case for me is processing images from security cameras that have two
significant edge noise sources:

- An overlaid black bar with date/time info, which creates a strong straight 
horizontal edge
- A number of objects that are themselves not straight but which are 
misdetected as straight edges (for example, a vehicle with a slightly curved 
profile and high contrast against the background)

It is possible to edit these false positives out by blurring / adjusting
contrast in an external image editor and achieve good results after a
bit of trial and error, but it would save a lot of steps if I could
instead just exclude areas directly.

Thank you!

** Affects: hugin
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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Title:
  [FR] Exclusion zones for edge detection in calibration GUI

Status in Hugin:
  New

Bug description:
  I'd like to request the ability to define a zone (or zones) of the
  input images that will be excluded from edge detection in the lens
  calibration GUI.

  Use case for me is processing images from security cameras that have
  two significant edge noise sources:

  - An overlaid black bar with date/time info, which creates a strong straight 
horizontal edge
  - A number of objects that are themselves not straight but which are 
misdetected as straight edges (for example, a vehicle with a slightly curved 
profile and high contrast against the background)

  It is possible to edit these false positives out by blurring /
  adjusting contrast in an external image editor and achieve good
  results after a bit of trial and error, but it would save a lot of
  steps if I could instead just exclude areas directly.

  Thank you!

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[Hugin-devs] [Bug 1993959] Re: Lens calibration gui caches removed images

2022-10-23 Thread Jason Cipriani
** Description changed:

  OS: Windows 10
  Hugin 2021.0.0.52df0f76c700, standalone lens calibration GUI run via start 
menu shortcut from installer.
  
  On the lens calibration GUI, if an image is removed (with "remove"
  button) then re-added with the "add" button, a cached copy of the image
  seems to be loaded, rather than the image file being reloaded.
  
  This prevents images from being edited externally then reloaded, because
  re-adding the removed image adds the old copy, not the new modified
  file. The workaround is to either rename the image file before re-
  adding, or restart the lens calibration GUI.
  
  Steps:
  1. Add an image
- 2. Edit the image with an external program and save it
+ 2. Edit the image with an external program and save it with the same file name
  3. Remove the image (this and previous step can be swapped)
  4. Add the image again
  
  Expected:
  Edited image is loaded into lens calibration GUI
  
  Actual:
  Old image is loaded into lens calibration GUI
  
  Note: I am not sure what the purpose is of caching the images at all.
  It's not really a performance issue in the calibration GUI.

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Title:
  Lens calibration gui caches removed images

Status in Hugin:
  New

Bug description:
  OS: Windows 10
  Hugin 2021.0.0.52df0f76c700, standalone lens calibration GUI run via start 
menu shortcut from installer.

  On the lens calibration GUI, if an image is removed (with "remove"
  button) then re-added with the "add" button, a cached copy of the
  image seems to be loaded, rather than the image file being reloaded.

  This prevents images from being edited externally then reloaded,
  because re-adding the removed image adds the old copy, not the new
  modified file. The workaround is to either rename the image file
  before re-adding, or restart the lens calibration GUI.

  Steps:
  1. Add an image
  2. Edit the image with an external program and save it with the same file name
  3. Remove the image (this and previous step can be swapped)
  4. Add the image again

  Expected:
  Edited image is loaded into lens calibration GUI

  Actual:
  Old image is loaded into lens calibration GUI

  Note: I am not sure what the purpose is of caching the images at all.
  It's not really a performance issue in the calibration GUI.

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[Hugin-devs] [Bug 1993959] [NEW] Lens calibration gui caches removed images

2022-10-23 Thread Jason Cipriani
Public bug reported:

OS: Windows 10
Hugin 2021.0.0.52df0f76c700, standalone lens calibration GUI run via start menu 
shortcut from installer.

On the lens calibration GUI, if an image is removed (with "remove"
button) then re-added with the "add" button, a cached copy of the image
seems to be loaded, rather than the image file being reloaded.

This prevents images from being edited externally then reloaded, because
re-adding the removed image adds the old copy, not the new modified
file. The workaround is to either rename the image file before re-
adding, or restart the lens calibration GUI.

Steps:
1. Add an image
2. Edit the image with an external program and save it
3. Remove the image (this and previous step can be swapped)
4. Add the image again

Expected:
Edited image is loaded into lens calibration GUI

Actual:
Old image is loaded into lens calibration GUI

Note: I am not sure what the purpose is of caching the images at all.
It's not really a performance issue in the calibration GUI.

** Affects: hugin
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

** Description changed:

  OS: Windows 10
  Hugin 2021.0.0.52df0f76c700, standalone lens calibration GUI run via start 
menu shortcut from installer.
  
  On the lens calibration GUI, if an image is removed (with "remove"
  button) then re-added with the "add" button, a cached copy of the image
  seems to be loaded, rather than the image file being reloaded.
  
  This prevents images from being edited externally then reloaded, because
  re-adding the removed image adds the old copy, not the new modified
  file. The workaround is to either rename the image file before re-
  adding, or restart the lens calibration GUI.
  
  Steps:
  1. Add an image
  2. Edit the image with an external program and save it
  3. Remove the image (this and previous step can be swapped)
  4. Add the image again
  
  Expected:
  Edited image is loaded into lens calibration GUI
  
  Actual:
  Old image is loaded into lens calibration GUI
  
  Note: I am not sure what the purpose is of caching the images at all.
- It's not really a performance issue in the calibration GUI and also
- generally speaking software caching is rather redundant to OS level file
- access caching anyways.
+ It's not really a performance issue in the calibration GUI.

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Title:
  Lens calibration gui caches removed images

Status in Hugin:
  New

Bug description:
  OS: Windows 10
  Hugin 2021.0.0.52df0f76c700, standalone lens calibration GUI run via start 
menu shortcut from installer.

  On the lens calibration GUI, if an image is removed (with "remove"
  button) then re-added with the "add" button, a cached copy of the
  image seems to be loaded, rather than the image file being reloaded.

  This prevents images from being edited externally then reloaded,
  because re-adding the removed image adds the old copy, not the new
  modified file. The workaround is to either rename the image file
  before re-adding, or restart the lens calibration GUI.

  Steps:
  1. Add an image
  2. Edit the image with an external program and save it
  3. Remove the image (this and previous step can be swapped)
  4. Add the image again

  Expected:
  Edited image is loaded into lens calibration GUI

  Actual:
  Old image is loaded into lens calibration GUI

  Note: I am not sure what the purpose is of caching the images at all.
  It's not really a performance issue in the calibration GUI.

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