Thanks for all the good advice, folks. I did get the slight misalignment
sorted out by adding a pair of CPs to the problem pair of images and
re-optimizing the entire project. I guess the fact my subject was no
closer than about 8 km. made it possible for me to select CPs along the
edge of a
Hello Stan,
On Wed, 11 Feb 2015 06:30:15 +1100, Stan Green
wrote:
Here is the latest.
1. As I reported earlier, PS CS6 (Photomerge) created a painless pano
and the CS6 control point detector had no problems finding the control
points and creating the pano.
2. I went back to 2012.0.0 a
Here is the latest.
1. As I reported earlier, PS CS6 (Photomerge) created a painless pano and the
CS6 control point detector had no problems finding the control points and
creating the pano.
2. I went back to 2012.0.0 and no longer got the wxWidget Debug Alert,
however, CPfind would not work
Le lundi 9 février 2015 20:40:51 UTC+1, tbransco a écrit :
>
> However, there is a small misalignment of some coastline between two of
> the images toward the centre of the panorama. I'd add control points
> nearer the coastline if I could, but there is absolutely no detail this low
> in the
Terry Duell wrote:
Parallax errors, which may be the cause of your problem, are always hard to
correct.
In general (when parallex is an issue), I try to create control
points far from the camera (which won't show parallax)
When I have a preliminary stitch I may try to add near-field
CPs, but
