T. Modes wrote:
That's not the way how an include mask works.
Include mask are not crop mask (and are not the opposite of exclude mask in
this respect).
Include mask use an other concept. Include mask incorporates the selected
region to the final pano. This is done by removing the selected r
Am Dienstag, 17. Februar 2015 16:38:01 UTC+1 schrieb bugbear:
Masking appears to not ... not work, or at least do something
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No, it works fine.
> and setting a mask to remove the borders (i.e. only include the middle).
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That's not the way how an include mask works.
Include mask are not
(I'm using hugin 2014.0.0.51ff237f209e on Ubuntu 14.04)
I am attempting to stitch together a set of tiles. These tiles
tessalate, but also have a border.
So I'm setting control points on the corresponding corners,
and setting a mask to remove the borders (i.e. only include the middle).
I can't
