Well it seems that building the environment is some tricky job. I even
tried it last year, but on half way I was happy to find the pre-build SDK
from Pablo. Currently my real life engulfs too much time, but if I think
about the comming cold winter period here in germany (especially christmas
holid
Hi, I updated some minor parts of the both osx wiki's yesteray (by accident
in parallel with your mail). I still have not added GLEW to the XCode OSX
wiki because I needed to use a very weird approach to make (not build) it
universal. I had to grab the binary ppc library from the GLEW website, buil
Tom Sharpless wrote:
> So I guess GSOC integration has invalidated the SDK? Because release
> 0.7.0 still builds on the SDK I downloaded almost a year ago.
indeed, there are new dependencies in 0.8.0. I have updated the SDK,
only need to clean it and make sure everything is fine. May be a relea
On Nov 12, 1:11 pm, Yuval Levy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Robin Mills, who has contributed the MSVC build to the Exiv2-0.18pre2
> library that is used by Hugin, as tried to build Hugin and thought it
> looked difficult last month. As an experienced professional in the
> field, incl
I think this points to a need for a flexible, general image-registration
package. I've been trying to get similar work done with Hugin and run into
many strange/frustrating problems which most likely stem from Hugin's design
as a panorama creation package.
If you have any luck, Andrew, please writ
Bruno - Thanks for the ideas. I'll see what kind of trouble I can get
myself into with those apps.
BugBear - You could be right, a translate/crop might be the way to go.
I'm clearly going to spend some time figuring this out.
rok - As I start to play with align_image_stack, I'll see if I
encou
Hi all,
Robin Mills, who has contributed the MSVC build to the Exiv2-0.18pre2
library that is used by Hugin, as tried to build Hugin and thought it
looked difficult last month. As an experienced professional in the
field, including more than a decade with Adobe, he is not a newbie. ANd
indeed
I tried align_image_stack to make short stop-motion video.
One problem I noticed was that whole image was slowly rotating.
Probably align_image_stack aligns consecutive images.
It would be nice to have option to compare all images to first one
with the goal of countering orientation drift with ti
With my 40D (either way, crop factor is the same, 1.6) I generally
shoot 360s with 17 shots. 8 at 0 degrees, 4 at 45 degrees down and 4
at 45 degrees up. Then a hand held nadir if desired. Its more than
really needed, but gives more overlap to help line things up.
On Nov 12, 2:44 pm, "John McA
If you use the Canon 10-22mm and orientate the camera for portrait, you can
produce a 360 by c. 90 degree pano with six exposures.
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Hi,
I see what you mean. And what I'm now saying is basically the same you say
but I would not call it a "disable gui" option, but a "full screen" option.
Something like "Alt-F11" or "Command-F11 (Apple-F11)" on a Mac. This "full
screen" window only shows the images, CP's and controls on the righ
i'm a nikon user, so take this with a grain of salt, but i'd use the 10-22mm
il, it gets
very postive comments from what i can tell. i think 10mm on the D30 will
require 6 or 7
in portrait plus a zenith image. should be a great combo. i like my nodal ninja
5.
-- michael
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>
>
> I forget why the wxExecute Error occurs at the end of the automatic
> control points generation. I see that the temporary file at folders.
> 501 reported in the error message looks like the beginning of a pto
> file. I was thinking this wxExec
Hi,
Yes, this is right. celeste will remove "faulty" control points from clouds
and so on. Please note that it will not remove CP's from waving grass or
leaves or branches and so on (that's another gsoc project?).
You can easily check celeste's abilities (or short comings):
- Open a series of ima
Harry, thanks again for your work. Just one question: what is
precisely the purpose of Celeste? Reading around I found that it
should remove control points in the sky part of the pictures, since
these are the CPs most likely to be "wrong". Is this right?
On Nov 11, 9:34 pm, "Harry van der Wolf" <
I don't know if my mode of use is unusual; clearly
people with bigger monitors, or shooting with fisheye
lenses, OR using auto control points would have different
points of view.
But;
On my laptop, with a 1024x768 display, running KDE,
the control point GUI doesn't have much room for my pictures
Camera: Canon 30D
Canon 24-70mm f/2.8
Canon 50mm f/1.8
Canon 18-55mm default lens
Canon 10-22 mm
I'm going to try shooting some 360s tomorrow in hotel room settings. Any
opininions of which of the above lenses I should use?
I say 'try' because I'm using an antiquated Kiwi+ VR panhead from Kai
Andrew Kreps wrote:
> I'm looking for a little direction here to see if I can use Hugin to
> help me align a few thousand frames worth of stop-motion video I've
> shot. I'm thinking that I'll be able to use Hugin's ability to line
> up frames to sync up my movie, even though my tripod has moved a
Don Holeman wrote:
>
> It's a bit amusing to see these new feature requests, all good ideas but
> mostly just fine-tuning at the edges so to speak. As it is already, Hugin is
> an absolutely amazing piece of software. You folks deserve congratulations
> for the tremendous job you've done in build
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