Hi,
I got some free time after my exams, so I decided to implement the
dragging of images in customized groups in the fast preview.
The changes I've made:
- In the Move/Drag tab there is a new checkbox: Custom drag images
- When this checkbox is checked this mode is enabled and with
Hi,
On 10/29/2010 10:22 AM, voschix wrote:
5. the possibility to move, and zoom in and out in the preview window
without changing the X, Y parameters.
Hi, you can use the new 'Overview' in mosaic mode and zoom in/out and
move around the scene. Also I believe you can use the Overview to
Oskar Sander wrote:
I don't quite understand what you mean with consistency so I'd
appreciate if you explained to me when you have time.
Here is an example.
In image [1] two images are connected with control points and aligned
with non-zero Tr parameters.
In image [2] only the roll parameter
I think the roll in mosaic mode should be left as it is, since otherwise
it doesn't make sense to be included in the mosaic mode.
Maybe for now I can modify the patch so that in normal mode on rolling,
consistency is not preserved in case of non-zero Tr parameters, just
like for yaw and
As I have understood it, it's just like you explained it.
The link you are talking about was probably this one:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.graphics.panotools.devel/1701
Best,
Darko
Oskar Sander wrote:
Is there something written illustrated on the subject on how to
understand
Oskar Sander wrote:
So this begs a question though:
I've played with Darko's excellent patch (some of my projects are
actually almost better manually laid out) And my statement *camera
angles (y, p ,r) are applied in each camera's position* does not
seem right. A rotation by holding
Oskar Sander wrote:
4. However, now when rotating one image in the corner, it still
rotated around the old group/panorama center. Was that intended or
should it now revert to rotating the individual image arount it's
X,Y? Maybe individual rotation should be a separate function altogether
Now I'd like to know if there is a way how to rotate picture at
Control Points tab.
It sometimes mysteriously rotate and I'd like to rotate it back.
If there isn't such feature yet, do you plan it for future releases?
I believe the orientation of the image directly depends on the roll
Oskar Sander wrote:
I thought that yaw and pitch would be consistent also with non-zero
X,Y,Z. I thought these angles would be applied around the
camera position, not the (0,0,0) coordinate. Which way is it?
http://groups.google.com/group/hugin-ptx
I believe for yaw and pitch it is not
Hi,
I wrote the additional proposal for the zooming for the fast preview
idea on the wiki.
Its available at:
pdf:http://wiki.panotools.org/File:Proposal-zooming.pdf
wiki:
http://wiki.panotools.org/User:Dmakreshanski/GSOC-zooming-proposal
google:
Hi,
Here is the patch that I have proposed earlier.
It basically adds two things:
1. it includes a new drag mode in the fast preview for mosaic
panoramas where instead of changing orientation parameters it changes Tr
parameters
2. it keeps consistency in images on rolling when Tr
Dear all,
Following the previous discussion on this mailing list (Improvements to
the fast preview window) I have written a proposal.
This proposal contains explanation for an idea for overview for normal
and mosaic mode (panosphere and plane) and doesn't contain the existing
idea on the
Bruno Postle wrote:
On 30 March 2010 23:03, Darko Makreshanski dmakreshan...@gmail.com wrote:
Bruno Postle wrote:
like the idea of a view of a globe showing the entire sphere around
the camera
With all this info, I think remapping the photos is superfluous and
would confuse
Bruno Postle wrote:
Fancy effects are a good thing, the more fun Hugin is to use the
better. So I really like the idea of animating the transitions between
projections.
The idea with the transitions was actually to animate unfolding of the
sphere to explain the nature of projections.
The
I have been going through the code for fast preview and I have come up
with some initial ideas how to tackle the problem for zooming in the
preview.
1. Meshes:
Upon each remapping of a mesh, the remappers (or something else) would
also create a bounding box for each mesh which will be used
Darko Makreshanski wrote:
T. Modes wrote:
The Tr[xyz] parameter reproject the image out of the center of the
panosphere using one plane (not a sphere). See Pablos mail on panotool-
dev-list
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.graphics.panotools.devel/1701
The image with non-zero Trxyz
Darko Makreshanski wrote:
James Legg wrote:
On Tue, 2010-03-23 at 00:57 +0100, Darko Makreshanski wrote:
Yes, the equirectangular would be most suitable to convert to a 3D
mesh.
Basically I was thinking of projecting all of the images separately,
each with its center as the center
T. Modes wrote:
If I undestood it correctly it's like you just explained for XYZ. It
should create several panospheres with shifted center. The projection
camera is moved to the point from which images has good overlap. The
problem (which affects mainly end user) is that there is only one
camera
James Legg wrote:
On Sun, 2010-03-21 at 22:44 +0100, Darko Makreshanski wrote:
This means
that the remappers would need to be refactored or reimplemented to
return a 3D texturized mesh.
You should set up an equirectangular projection that is 360 degrees by
180 degrees, then either
Legg wrote:
On Sat, 2010-03-20 at 17:15 +0100, Darko Makreshanski wrote:
- a interleaving colorful grid will be displayed to examine distortion
That might help people understand the projections, if they are aware
what the grid means.
My idea was that this same grid would rendered
Hi,
I have some ideas which I would like to present and get feedback of you
for a project. It basically includes the Zooming for Fast Preview and
other improvements to Fast Preview
My ideas are mostly concerned for users that are just beginning with
hugin, and users with not much knowledge
in the interest of the project
those ideas on the wiki page, or some ideas for new stuff (maybe even
something larger, not to be finished completely for gsoc)?
In any case, I am going to get the code, stare at it for some time, use
the program and post something afterwards.
Best regards,
Darko
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