Your install problem could be because PTBatcherGui is still loaded (althogh
doing nothing) in the background. I never use PTBatcherGUI, because I
started to use Hugin before PTBatcher GUI was added, and I stick to my old
habits. If you are interested trying the other way, go to Preferences,
Stitchi
Sorry, my post was light.
I'm under WIndows 7, with 64bits.
I used Hugin 2011.4.0. Everything worked and suddenly this problem well
described by the first post of this discussion. Same message "failed to
create connection to server PTIbatcherGUI..."
I uninstall, reinstall Hugin. I tried the ve
Wow... great... thanks, and good to know it's already been fixed.
-Robert
On Tue, May 7, 2013 at 4:04 PM, T. Modes wrote:
> >
> > I don't expect it to provide a quick solution, but hopefully someone can
> > help me gather some additional data to improve things.
>
> Okay, found the bug. It is fi
>
> I don't expect it to provide a quick solution, but hopefully someone can
> help me gather some additional data to improve things.
Okay, found the bug. It is fixed in the repository. Should be work in
the next version (probably beta2).
As a workaround: don't use "create pano" in the assistant
Am 07.05.2013 15:14, schrieb Sven Utcke:
I find it extremely difficult to get information about the exact
calibration model used in Hugin
I assume you know http://wiki.panotools.org/Lens_correction_model
Lens correction always applies to the chosen source projection. For
standard fisheye f.e.
No, I made sure not to download the python version.
I created a video of the problem, probably won't help fix the issue but
will explain what I am doing. Unfortunately, it's .10 GB (1,189,510,144
bytes) AVI and I need to convert it to something smaller or free up a
little space on my google drive
Carl von Einem schrieb am 07.05.13 17:55:
2011.2.0 is outdated, even on older Macs you could at least try 2011.4.0
which is the latest version to support 10.4 and PPC (not sure what kind
of Mac and OS you use), also PTBatcherGUI has improved a lot in that
version.
BTW here is the link:
http://s
2011.2.0 is outdated, even on older Macs you could at least try 2011.4.0
which is the latest version to support 10.4 and PPC (not sure what kind
of Mac and OS you use), also PTBatcherGUI has improved a lot in that
version.
"...Most of image 32 is masked out..."
Just an idea: did you add an alp
On 7 Mai, 17:39, Battle wrote:
> I received an contract violation stating image sizes were not consistent
> from PT Batcher. I've never seen this before and didn't find a relevant
> topic in the discussions. Any thoughts on what this is and how to resolve
> it?
>
> Images 0-16 process fine, an
Hello Pedro,
On 7 Mai, 14:54, Pedro Martins wrote:
> Hello Thomas,
>
> How can I do to set the focal length multiplier at the line command?
> Because the pto_gen command not have this property.
>
You don't need the focal length multiplier. In all tools only the
field of view (FOV) is used.
Durin
> On the Assistant tab I press the "2. Align…" button and the output I get in
> the log file is:
>
> Finding control points...
> /Applications/Hugin/Hugin.app/Contents/MacOS/icpfind -o
> /var/folders/__/vfghr3d56md75j262qvbhrgwgn/T/ha1u9f0E
> /var/folders/__/vfghr3d56md75j262qvbhrgwgn/T/
I received an contract violation stating image sizes were not consistent
from PT Batcher. I've never seen this before and didn't find a relevant
topic in the discussions. Any thoughts on what this is and how to resolve
it?
Here are the details
Using: Hugin Version: 2011.2.0-RC4 built by Har
Hi,
I find it extremely difficult to get information about the exact
calibration model used in Hugin. Yes, I know that a, b, c refer to radial
distortions, d, e are an offset, and g, t refer to shear (and Va, Vb, Vc
have something todo with vignetting). However since I'm trying to convert
som
Hi all, one more reference on the subject:
http://intelligentimagingsolutions.com/index.php/en/
Bests.
On Friday, February 15, 2013 7:56:37 PM UTC-2, JohnPW wrote:
>
> I'd seen work on de-blurring where they used sensors to record camera
> movements to create a blur kernel for de-blurring, but
Hello Thomas,
How can I do to set the focal length multiplier at the line command?
Because the pto_gen command not have this property.
Thank you.
Em sexta-feira, 26 de abril de 2013 12h21min35s UTC-3, T. Modes escreveu:
>
> Hi Pedro,
>
> On 26 Apr., 16:33, Pedro Martins wrote:
> > Hi Thomas
Hello,
I have built a new version based on the 2013.0 branch that now has Python
support for 10.6 and with wxPython embedded, which means that the plugin
"Crop Control Points" works.
It is here :
http://matthieu.desile.free.fr/hugin/Hugin-Release-2013.0.0.6316-68a477c87b0a-10.6.dmg
It is a 64
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