If it came down to it, I could use this. However, when I run the
processor, it says that there are no possible matches. Would there be
something wrong with the exif data? If there is, how can I fix it? I
have all of the images in one folder (and not in separate sub folders)
On Dec 10, 6:52 am,
On Dec 15, 6:11 pm, Bruno Postle br...@postle.net wrote:
On Wed 14-Dec-2011 at 08:44 -0800, Gitominoti wrote:
Okay then. What is the default code that Hugin is running if I use the
GUI? If I just load 3 pictures in it, use 50 as the default and click
create panorama, it makes a seamless photo
Okay then. What is the default code that Hugin is running if I use the
GUI? If I just load 3 pictures in it, use 50 as the default and click
create panorama, it makes a seamless photo. What plugins is it using
to do this?
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Could someone please post a link to where I can find pto_gen? I've
looked everywhere, but I can't find it. I've downloaded match-n-shift
from the SouceForge site, but it is warping the panorama.
Thanks
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I have thousands of images that I need turned into panoramas, so it
will take a lot of processing power. If I can use a .bat file, I can
time it so it processes through the images at, let's say, 2am
On Dec 10, 6:52 am, Harry van der Wolf hvdw...@gmail.com wrote:
Why not use PTBatcherGui for bulk
One last question. I have to use match-n-shift to make my .pto
templates so that I can specify what photos need to be in the
panorama. I found that to call it you need:
match-n-shift [options] --output project.pto image1 image2 [...]
So for my code (with the images in separate folders), I have
Actually, the line should be
match-n-shift -o test.pto folder1/1.jpg folder2/1.jpg folder3/1.jpg
I've even tried taking the picture out of the folders, but that didn't
work either.
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Again, thanks for the help
On Dec 9, 5:24 pm, Bruno Postle br...@postle.net wrote:
On Fri 09-Dec-2011 at 11:09 -0800, Gitominoti wrote:
Do I have the right match-n-shift? Or am I calling it wrong? You say I
have to have Perl.
This is an ancient match-n-shift (it runs some tools from
-c --crop=AUTO --output=test.pto test.pto could not open
script : test.pto
I'm guessing that because they all mention input, that it is becauseI
don't specify where to get the pictures from
On Dec 5, 3:55 pm, Bruno Postle br...@postle.net wrote:
On Mon 05-Dec-2011 at 12:23 -0800, Gitominoti wrote
Thank you very much. For those who also didn't know how to make one, I
used the code from above
cpfind --celeste -o test.pto test.pto
autooptimiser -a -l -s -o test.pto test.pto
nona -o test test.pto
enblend -o test.tif test.tif test0001.tif test0002.tif ...
pano_modify -c --crop=AUTO
So I'm trying to create several panoramas that are 3 pictures each
from a .bat file. I've so far found very little tutorials, besides the
one that is on the PanoTools Wiki page. I have Hugin, and I have
downloaded autopano-sift-2.3. I created a .bat file from the wiki
page, but the file isn't
Actually, I'm using CPFind to make the control points instead of
autopano-sift
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Okay so do I run these lines in cmd to test them? When I run them
right now by double clicking the .bat file, a cmd pops up, runs
through so code so fast I can't read it, then it closes. I have no
idea what it is doing. When I type it into a cmd, it says that the
command is unknown, or something
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