On 25 Nov., 18:21, Jaroslav jcer...@gmail.com wrote:
Any ideas why HUGIN and enblend fails to do the 360 panoramas?
Sorry I can't help you here - I'm on Linux and I'm not doing HDR, but
your description of what you are trying to do on a 2G Windows machine
sounds like asking for trouble - you're
Dne čtvrtek 24 Listopad 2011 18:40:16 T. Modes napsal(a):
Hi Vladimir,
here is a patch that implements the feature requested in hugin bug 679981
- autocrop based on image stacks.
The algorithm already works, but the integration is not yet finished. I
want to ask you for opinion on these
On Friday, November 25, 2011 9:44:24 AM UTC+1, Harry van der Wolf wrote:
+1.
I heaved a big sigh but didn't want to go into that but I'm glad you did.
(I don't even have fish-eye lenses)
Harry
+2. No fisheyes, and the best prints I've made, I've shot with a 50mm.
Can't get any more
Hi group!
I'm currently working on using numpy arrays with routines in hsi. I
have managed to write code which succeeds in doing so, but it was
quite involved insofar as I modified libpano, a bit of hugin code
(PanoToolsInterface.c and -.h) and the interface definition file
hsi.i, and I had to
Hi Kay,
Given that Hugin now does Python, it is natural to extend some of the
core functions of libpano to support numpy, and I'm glad to hear you
are doing that. This should open the Hugin platform to lots of
interesting new developments.
Since libpano13 is supposed to be an independent
Hey all, let's get real
Syv wants to make a picture of one block of houses, not build an
experimental slit camera or invent a new technology.
He needs to take a series of overlapping photos from the other side of
the street, each one pointing more or less straight at the house
fronts opposite.
On 26 Nov., 16:28, Tom Sharpless tksharpl...@gmail.com wrote:
Given that Hugin now does Python, it is natural to extend some of the
core functions of libpano to support numpy, and I'm glad to hear you
are doing that. This should open the Hugin platform to lots of
interesting new
Sorry I can't help you here - I'm on Linux and I'm not doing HDR, but
your description of what you are trying to do on a 2G Windows machine
sounds like asking for trouble - you're right insofar as enblend
should use swap space if it can't manage with the memory it has, but I
think it doesn't,
On 26 Nov., 18:51, Jaroslav jcer...@gmail.com wrote:
I don't mind joining in or debugging the problems I encounter, but is
there any documentation of the code? That's usually the biggest issue
with open source, no documentation :(
Sadly this is true. The only documentation on how to use the
