On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 4:50 PM, Yuv wrote:
>
> Hi everybody,
>
> Daniel M German wrote:
>> I just committed a simple, but I think useful projection. I call it
>> architectural. Try it with an indoor pano. Top half is miller (which
>> is almost conformal), bottom is lambert equal area. It presume
Hi everybody,
Daniel M German wrote:
> I just committed a simple, but I think useful projection. I call it
> architectural. Try it with an indoor pano. Top half is miller (which
> is almost conformal), bottom is lambert equal area. It presumes the
> space around you (in the bottom half of the pan
Hi Bruno
Thanks for setting up the Flickr group, Vedutismo. I just put two
paninis there, and will add a few more soon.
-- Tom
On Dec 29, 12:57 pm, Bruno Postle wrote:
> On Mon 29-Dec-2008 at 04:10 -0800, Daniel M. German wrote:
>
>
>
> >I'll let Bruno and Tom provide the background and math
Hi Daniel
On Dec 29, 7:10 am, Daniel M German wrote:
> Hi Everybody,
>
> I just committed this change.
>
> 2008-12-29 dmg
>
> * panorama.h, math.c, adjust.c, queryfeature.c, filter.h,
> parser.c: Added panini projection. the credit goes to Thomas
> Sharpless who redisc
hi Yuv, and everybody else
I just committed a simple, but I think useful projection. I call it
architectural. Try it with an indoor pano. Top half is miller (which
is almost conformal), bottom is lambert equal area. It presumes the
space around you (in the bottom half of the pano) is less import
>> I have only tested it going from equirectangular to panini, but it
>> should work like any other. We might need some more changes to the
>> library before hugin can use it, though.
Yuval> I found a small bug in the library (even before the introduction of
Yuval> Panini) that would enume
Bruno> On Mon 29-Dec-2008 at 04:10 -0800, Daniel M. German wrote:
>>
>> I'll let Bruno and Tom provide the background and math, both are
>> fascinating.
Bruno> There was a long thread on hugin-ptx where Tom and myself picked
Bruno> apart a Panini painting of St Peter's with some strange
>> I have only tested it going from equirectangular to panini, but it
>> should work like any other. We might need some more changes to the
>> library before hugin can use it, though.
Yuval> I found a small bug in the library (even before the introduction of
Yuval> Panini) that would enume
Hi Daniel,
> I just committed this change.
>
> 2008-12-29 dmg
>
> * panorama.h, math.c, adjust.c, queryfeature.c, filter.h,
> parser.c: Added panini projection. the credit goes to Thomas
> Sharpless who rediscovered it, and to Bruno Postle, who did the
> original math.
On Mon 29-Dec-2008 at 04:10 -0800, Daniel M. German wrote:
>
>I'll let Bruno and Tom provide the background and math, both are
>fascinating.
There was a long thread on hugin-ptx where Tom and myself picked
apart a Panini painting of St Peter's with some strange perspective
effects. It turns ou
How do I get Autopano-SIFT to be controlled from within the Hugin GUI
front-end? I've selected "autopano-win32.exe" as the alternate file,
and have tried various arguments but cannot make anything work. What
arguments do I need?
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Hi Everybody,
I just committed this change.
2008-12-29 dmg
* panorama.h, math.c, adjust.c, queryfeature.c, filter.h,
parser.c: Added panini projection. the credit goes to Thomas
Sharpless who rediscovered it, and to Bruno Postle, who did the
original math.
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