Hello all,
I'm trying to compose/overlay multiple photos taken with a compact camera
into one single output image. Source images are very similar, taken with a
handheld pocket camera and consequently slightly misaligned. My goal is to
transform them so they all 'match' and blend/average them
Hi Mauro,
I tried your images here and also didn't achieve a good result with
align_image_stack, but finally got a good result with higin.
Here is the final images aligned in a gif animation and the PTO file I used:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxAahc2X9ZVXVnBuOXdBR2w3ZUU/edit?usp=sharing
On Thu, Aug 29, 2013 at 09:49:08AM -0300, Carlos Eduardo G. Carvalho (Cartola)
wrote:
- At the Camera and Lens tab I selected each image separately,
starting on the second, and clicked the New Lens buttom. This
is important, cause you have moved the camera between shots, so
we
Ok, perfect!
But just to mention: I tried without it before and with it I achieved a
better result. :)
The relevant aspect for doing this, IMHO, is that he shot handheld and it
caused differences between images that can be better solved with different
lens distortions for each image. I use to do
I forgot to say that you first need to create a New lens for each image
(the ones you intend to stretch) to be able to make the lens parameters
diverge.
/John
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You should always use a tripod to avoid parallax errors (ghosting). Even
then, it will sometimes shift slightly after adjusting it so images are
sometimes misaligned by one or a few pixels. You can often get away with
shifting (translating) them in Photoshop or similar but Hugin will usually
hugin 2013.0.0.76c3df493921 fail to create the panorama of a NY skyscraper.
http://benvenuto.cathopedia.org/NY.zip has the images and the project file;
the images are reduced in size, and I had to eliminate manually the cps on
the trees.
Any hint?
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I would like Hugin to align the images using my manually set control points
and then export the images into GIMP, each image onto its own layer. I'm on
Ubuntu. Can this be done?
Thanks
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On Thu 29-Aug-2013 at 14:07 -0700, Leonard Whistler wrote:
I would like Hugin to align the images using my manually set
control points and then export the images into GIMP, each image
onto its own layer. I'm on Ubuntu. Can this be done?
Stitch using the Stitcher tab but select the appropriate
You definitely should use a tripod to reduce parallax but more importantly you
should understand the entrance pupil for your lens. This is the point in the
lens that you should be rotating about so there is no parallax. Do some
research on the web to better understand this requirement.
On
Ok, perfect for a panorama, but this was not a panorama.
Don't know exactly what he tried to do, but looked like he tried something
like a time lapse or enfusion/HDR, for which rotating using the NPP would
be useless, as in fact any rotation :) so any tripod would solve and also
make alignment
Hi,
I have tried here with an old hugin 2011.4.0 on a FreeBSD. Just did the
automatic wizard on the first tab and got a good result:
Here is the pto i made:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxAahc2X9ZVXcmlUV1FSUjZRMFU/edit?usp=sharing
And here the resulting image:
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