Hi Yuv,
Yuval Levy wrote:
James Legg wrote:
hugin-ptx is the only list linked to on hugin.sourceforge.net, and
sourceforge makes the lists it hosts difficult to find. Could all the
lists be listed there and at sourceforge.net/projects/hugin/?
I am not sure what can and can't be listed on
On Sep 8, 12:49 am, Benjamin Schnieders
benjamin.schnied...@gmail.com wrote:
Inspecting the enblend run with top I see that indeed enblend sometimes
uses more than 100% cpu - but never more than like 200%, usually it is
around 100% and from time to time there is a peak using somewhat more.
As a user with a little coding background I don't mind the dev talk. In fact
I find it interesting (at least, when I am able to understand it)
On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 8:21 AM, Pablo d'Angelo pablo.dang...@web.de wrote:
Hi Yuv,
Yuval Levy wrote:
James Legg wrote:
hugin-ptx is the only list
Cool, are you planning any test-release of that?
Cheers
/O
2009/9/8 D M German d...@uvic.ca
hi Everybody,
i am trying to finish and integrate the tilt function that Dev
implemented during the summer.
I have everything working except the optimization. I just can't understand
the
Pablo d'Angelo wrote:
I would of course subscribe to -dev, and read it. I suspect that most
developers are probably happy with the current situation. Taking the low
level dev talk of the main list will probably mostly affect the users on
the main list.
My opinion, too. I think it is the
cspiel wrote:
Thank you very much for making the new
documentation of Enblend and Enfuse available
online!
Yes, many thanks!
If I understand correctly, the documentation is not yet for the upcoming
version 4.0, is it?
However, how shall we proceed with the wiki pages at
Erik -
On Sep 8, 2:04 pm, Erik Krause erik.kra...@gmx.de wrote:
If I understand correctly, the documentation is not yet for the upcoming
version 4.0, is it?
My approach to the release process is
to always have a revision that passes
make distcheck
and my own test suite. Dunno
Hello,
FYI lwn.net has posted a hugin review as part of the grumpy editor's
series on http://lwn.net/Articles/351053/. It is subscriber content
only currently but will be freely accessible after a week.
The editor wasn't very grumpy though, the article ends with
It definitely belongs on any
cspiel wrote:
Furthermore, Texinfo is a powerful format, it
comes with fast translators to a variety of
output formats, and the sources are plain ASCII.
FYI, I would fight extremely hard against a
documentation format change.
To address the collaboration question: Anyone
can work on the
Hi Chris,
First of all CPU load is a silly
measure.[...] For
a user only wall-clock time matters.
sure. I did not yet take times, but the new version is definitely faster
than the old one. Of course 3 busy-waiting cpus and only one doing
something useful will stress a 4-core cpu
2009/9/8 Erik Krause erik.kra...@gmx.de:
Could someone with texi2html installed try to convert one of the manuals
to mediawiki text and see how it displays in the panotools wiki? Or mail
me the result off list that I can try?
I converted enblend.texi to html ok with texi2html then the perl
texi2html was moaning about lines that contain @tie
@tie{}C
maybe it is something to do with that ?
mick
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Hallo Uwe,
Uwe Koch Kronberg wrote:
enblend: warning: failed to detect any seam
enblend: mask is entirely black, but white image was not identified as
redundant
make: *** [panorama2.tif] Error 1
May I kindly ask someone for assistance, please?
Hi Pablo,
Pablo d'Angelo wrote:
Indeed. A reply to the bug tracker notification should end up as a
comment on the bug tracker, instead! Most people might be happy with the
additional complication of using a web-only forums (signing in,
navigating back to the bug etc, scrolling down,
Hello developers,
I have not had any negative feedback about my patch to remove references
to libpano12 from the Hugin code base. I will commit it before issuing
the next tarball in the 2009.2.0 release cycle, which I intend to make a
release candidate.
I have two questions left about the
This tutorial shows how to stitch such an 'unstitchable'
auto-exposed panorama using hugin-2009.2.0:
http://hugin.sourceforge.net/tutorials/auto-exposure/
I'm using this technique a while (until now manually).
It works great for handheld panorama with bright sky and dark
landscape without
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