Re: [hugin-ptx] Lens photometrics not calibrating

2011-06-29 Thread Yuval Levy
On June 28, 2011 01:38:27 PM Bob Bright wrote:
> 

no HTML please.  All I see on this end is garbled tags.

Yuv


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Re: [hugin-ptx] Hugin development

2011-06-29 Thread Yuval Levy
On June 29, 2011 05:10:15 PM David Haberthür wrote:
> Hello Sumit
> 
> On 28.06.2011, at 16:03, Sumit wrote:
> > Hello,
> > 
> > I have a basic question. If someone wants to develop Hugin, or wants
> > to adopt some features of hugin in his application, how can he.
> 
> I might not understand your question correctly, but if you want to adopt
> some features of hugin in your application, you can download the code from
> the code repository on sourceforge:
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/hugin/files/hugin/ The code is open
> source, so you can look at it and adapt it to your liking.

if you do that, be aware that the Hugin code is licensed under the GPL.  If 
you distribute your adaptations, you must distribute the modified source code 
as well.

Yuv


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Re: [hugin-ptx] Re: Stitching Aerial Images with Hugein

2011-06-29 Thread David Haberthür
Ciao Bob

> Thanks for the post - I think the problem is that I need to create
> control points and stuff them in a file to be processed by the
> malefile.
This can all be done via the command line. Did you take a look at the Panotools 
wiki, where panorama scripting is explained? 
http://wiki.panotools.org/Panorama_scripting_in_a_nutshell Maybe that's a 
process you could follow.

> There is a batch command that will pick up everything in a directory
> and stitch them - but with a thousand images, I would need to make
> several hundres directories, and then move everything back  . . .
Thats something that should be perfectly possible with a bit of scripting. You 
can also just feed some images to (for example) autopano-sift. Take a look at 
the linked wiki page and let us know how we can help you in more detail.

Habi

BTW: Looking at the makefile below I see that you try to generate .EXR-files. 
Do you aim to make HDR-Images of Las Vegas?





> On Jun 2, 8:05 am, rfrank5356 
> wrote:
>> Hi - I take thousands of aerial images, and generally we process the
>> data without rectifying the photos. However, stitching sevaral images
>> together would reduce our workload a lot. I have tested Hugein and it
>> works great for this - 3 images @ 22MP is about right. My thought is
>> to generate a set of scripts to do this based upon aircraft flightline
>> direction. I took the 1E3V4275-1E3V4277.pto.mk file from a successful
>> stitch session and using makefilelib, and created a
>> 1E3V4278-1E3V4280.pto.mk - thinking that replacing the image names in
>> the script wouod give me a new sample sctipt - and I could than
>> generate the script set using a .net program that accesses that image
>> database.
>> 
>> Well - when I use the Make command - I get a 'Nothibng to do' message
>> - And I am at a loss - Do I need to do something else,outside of this
>> script, such as generate control points? Any help would be appreciated
>> - as I have just taked about 1200 images of beautiful Las Vegas!
>> 
>> Here is the test maklefile
>> 
>> # makefile for panorama stitching, created by hugin using the new
>> makefilelib# Force using cmd.exeSHELL="C:/WINDOWS/system32/cmd.exe"#
>> Tool configurationNONA="C:/Program Files/Hugin/bin/
>> nona"PTSTITCHER="PTStitcher"PTMENDER="C:/Program Files/Hugin/bin/
>> PTmender"PTBLENDER="C:/Program Files/Hugin/bin/PTblender"PTMASKER="C:/
>> Program Files/Hugin/bin/PTmasker"PTROLLER="C:/Program Files/Hugin/bin/
>> PTroller"ENBLEND="C:/Program Files/Hugin/bin/enblend"ENFUSE="C:/
>> Program Files/Hugin/bin/enfuse"SMARTBLEND="smartblend.exe"HDRMERGE="C:/
>> Program Files/Hugin/bin/hugin_hdrmerge"RM=delEXIFTOOL="C:/Program
>> Files/Hugin/bin/exiftool"# Project
>> parametersHUGIN_PROJECTION=0HUGIN_HFOV=66HUGIN_WIDTH=10208HUGIN_HEIGHT=6999 #
>> options for the programsNONA_LDR_REMAPPED_COMP=-z LZW
>> NONA_OPTS=ENBLEND_OPTS= -f9726x5752+185+57ENBLEND_LDR_COMP=--
>> compression=100ENBLEND_HDR_COMP=HDRMERGE_OPTS=-m avg -
>> cENFUSE_OPTS=EXIFTOOL_COPY_ARGS=-ImageDescription -Make -Model -Artist
>> -WhitePoint -Copyright -GPS:all -DateTimeOriginal -CreateDate -
>> UserComment -ColorSpace -OwnerName -SerialNumber# the output
>> panoramaLDR_REMAPPED_PREFIX=1E3V4278-1E3V4280LDR_REMAPPED_PREFIX_SHELL="1E3 
>> V4278-1E3V4280"HDR_STACK_REMAPPED_PREFIX=1E3V4278-1E3V4280_hdr_HDR_STACK_RE 
>> MAPPED_PREFIX_SHELL="1E3V4278-1E3V4280_hdr_"LDR_EXPOSURE_REMAPPED_PREFIX=1E 
>> 3V4278-1E3V4280_exposure_layers_LDR_EXPOSURE_REMAPPED_PREFIX_SHELL="1E3V427 
>> 8-1E3V4280_exposure_layers_"PROJECT_FILE=M:/
>> Test/Images/Images/HugeinTest/
>> 1E3V4278-1E3V4280.ptoPROJECT_FILE_SHELL="M:/Test/Images/Images/
>> HugeinTest/
>> 1E3V4278-1E3V4280.pto"LDR_BLENDED=1E3V4278-1E3V4280.jpgLDR_BLENDED_SHELL="1 
>> E3V4278-1E3V4280.jpg"LDR_STACKED_BLENDED=1E3V4278-1E3V4280_fused.jpgLDR_STA 
>> CKED_BLENDED_SHELL="1E3V4278-1E3V4280_fused.jpg"LDR_EXPOSURE_LAYERS_FUSED=1 
>> E3V4278-1E3V4280_blended_fused.jpgLDR_EXPOSURE_LAYERS_FUSED_SHELL="1E3V4278 
>> -1E3V4280_blended_fused.jpg"HDR_BLENDED=1E3V4278-1E3V4280_hdr.exrHDR_BLENDE 
>> D_SHELL="1E3V4278-1E3V4280_hdr.exr"#
>> first input imageINPUT_IMAGE_1=M:/Test/Images/Images/HugeinTest/
>> 1E3V4278.JPGINPUT_IMAGE_1_SHELL="M:/Test/Images/Images/HugeinTest/
>> 1E3V4278.JPG"# all input imagesINPUT_IMAGES=M:/Test/Images/Images/
>> HugeinTest/1E3V4278.JPG\M:/Test/Images/Images/HugeinTest/1E3V4279.JPG
>> \M:/Test/Images/Images/HugeinTest/1E3V4280.JPGINPUT_IMAGES_SHELL="M:/
>> Test/Images/Images/HugeinTest/1E3V4278.JPG"\"M:/Test/Images/Images/
>> HugeinTest/1E3V4279.JPG"\"M:/Test/Images/Images/HugeinTest/
>> 1E3V4280.JPG"# remapped imagesLDR_LAYERS=1E3V4278-1E3V4280.tif
>> \1E3V4278-1E3V4281.tif
>> \1E3V4278-1E3V4282.tifLDR_LAYERS_SHELL="1E3V4278-1E3V4280.tif"\"1E3 
>> V4278-1E3V4281.tif"\"1E3V4278-1E3V4282.tif"#
>> remapped images (hdr)HDR_LAYERS=1E3V4278-1E3V4280_hdr_.exr
>> \1E3V4278-1E3V4280_hdr_0001.exr
>> \1E3V4278-1E3V4280_hdr_0002.exrHDR_LAYERS_SHELL="1E3V4278-1E3V4280_h

Re: [hugin-ptx] Hugin development

2011-06-29 Thread David Haberthür
Hello Sumit

On 28.06.2011, at 16:03, Sumit wrote:

> Hello,
> I have a basic question. If someone wants to develop Hugin, or wants to 
> adopt some features of hugin in his application, how can he.
I might not understand your question correctly, but if you want to adopt some 
features of hugin in your application, you can download the code from the code 
repository on sourceforge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/hugin/files/hugin/ 
The code is open source, so you can look at it and adapt it to your liking.

> Also how can he be able to see the change in the functionality after changing 
> the code. Do we have to use command prompt for this?
I am not a programmer, but for seeing the change in functionality after editing 
the code you of course need to build the code into a working software. The 
panotools Wiki has compiling info for nearly every Operating system: 
http://wiki.panotools.org/Special:Search?search=hugin+compiling&go=Go

> Also does anyone have any idea how to run Imagemagick in command prompt ... 
If you have it installed (which Operating System are you on?) you need to open 
your command prompt and enter the ImageMagick command. On my mac I just 
recently resized and cropped 5000 images with by entering "loligo:~ habi$ 
mogrify -resize 1280 -shave 0x65 *.jpg" in Terminal.app. ImageMagick was 
installed via MacPorts: http://www.macports.org/, but this might differ for 
your system.

Habi

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Re: [hugin-ptx] Why I can't do Panoramic photos with 157 photos ?

2011-06-29 Thread David Haberthür
Ciao Maher.

On 29.06.2011, at 22:04, Maher Baraket wrote:

> Can You please Help me ! Why I can't do Panoramic photos with 157 photos ? I 
> use a hugin software

You have to be a bit more specific to enable us to help you:
- Which version of hugin are you using, on which Operating System?
- Does hugin work if you only use some images (let's say just 10) or does it 
only fail if you use all 157 photos?
- Do you get an error message?
- How large are your files? What are the specs of the machine you're trying to 
generate a panoramic photo on it?

If you can answer at least some of these questions, we might be able to help 
you.
Habi

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[hugin-ptx] Why I can't do Panoramic photos with 157 photos ?

2011-06-29 Thread Maher Baraket
Can You please Help me ! Why I can't do Panoramic photos with 157 photos ? I 
use a hugin software 

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