The Hugin UI is in tension right now, pulled between the extremes of
usability, functionality and target audience. One usability/target
audience extreme is "fast and simple" fostered by smartphone/P&S camera
pano functions - tap pano button, shoot frames with phone showing you
preview image to
Monday, February 10, 2014, 9:55:44 AM, you wrote:
Tuxyso> If this problem affects Hugin 2013.0 in general the problem should be
fixed
Tuxyso> at Hugin level because enblend in bundled with Hugin and the end-users
have
Tuxyso> no possibility to find out that the problem can be solved by adding an
On Mon, 10 Feb 2014 18:55:44 +1100, Tuxyso wrote:
Where do I find a documentation of the option "no-cinecam"? What is the
effect of it?
The only info directly available from enblend (for Windows) I think would
be "enblend -h",
which works here on linux, and is the same as the linux man pag
Terry Duell wrote:
OK, I've tried that; the optimiser essentially failed.
Came up with very small HFOV (0.9 !!) and
set all the X and Y to zero,
and had a range or Z's from -1.2 to 0.
(what is the unit of X Y Z).
I had a look at this project, and managed to get it to optimise, but not really
Am Montag, 10. Februar 2014 09:42:54 UTC+1 schrieb Tduell:
>
> On Mon, 10 Feb 2014 18:55:44 +1100, Tuxyso >
> wrote:
>
> > Where do I find a documentation of the option "no-cinecam"? What is the
> > effect of it?
>
> The only info directly available from enblend (for Windows) I think would
>
Just add the command in Preferences > Programs > Enblend
Carl
Tuxyso schrieb am 10.02.14 13:26:
I will check that later but I guess it is independent of the RAW
converter used. BTW: Is there a way to set "--no-ciecam" as default
option for enblend?
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I Think you have to download the 64 bits version of Hugin on a 64 bits
Windows XP version. Since Hugin 2010 there are 32 and 64 bit verions of
Hugin.
Op zondag 9 februari 2014 23:02:23 UTC+1 schreef A Smith:
>
> Upon installation to my windows XP 64bit system, the computer failed to
> recognize
I've made several tests, here are the results:
The problem with enblend also occurs if I use ViewNX as RAW converter
(produces JPGs as out of the cam) thus the bad behaviour is independent of
the RAW processor. If "--no-ciecam" is not set, the results look dull and
have a strange gray shine - ve
Hello Paul,
On Mon, 10 Feb 2014 21:03:06 +1100, paul womack
wrote:
[snip]
That works nicely (I rotated it so that North is up), by altering the R
of the anchor a little at a time, re-optmising after each change.
So - follow-up questions
1) How did you do it?!
I didn't make any notes, bu
Hi,
I'd like to do the following: I've got several photos of the same view,
taken at different conditions - day, night, fog, sunset, etc. I edited one
of them, straightened the horizon in Gimp, corrected the distortions etc.
Now I'd like to align the other pictures to this first one - so that t
Hello All,
To finalise the addition of appdata for Hugin, I created a
screenshots/appdata dir in my local hugin-web repo, and added Cristian's
screenshots.
After committing these changes I pushed the changes to sourceforge, which
took a while and data was being transferred.
I note that (now
On Mon, 10 Feb 2014 18:55:44 +1100, Tuxyso wrote:
If this problem affects Hugin 2013.0 in general the problem should be
fixed at Hugin level because enblend in bundled with Hugin and the
end-users have no possibility to find out that the problem can be solved
by adding an
undocumented o
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