Disabling openMP seems like something that is useful when during debugging one
wants to know if some malfunction is a threading race condition. But for
compiling the application for the end-user disabling openMP sounds strange to
me...
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I already used Hugo for stitching >200 screenshots from the microscope to a big
picture one can do deeper analysis on. The only place hugin needed help was
when it placed a few control points into the wrong repetition of a repetitive
structure.
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We should update that tutorial or somehow make that functionality easier to see
as a big percentage of the questions is caused by having no obvious way to
stitch flat images.
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For my microscope a few months back I bought a (cheap) astronomical camera that
uses a Bayer array: the microscope produces an intermediate image with parallel
rays that then is viewed using a telescope and since light constantly rips
electrons from chemical bonds and therefore much light eventu
My cameras all seem to have a Bayer Colour Filter Array with 1 Red Filter, 1
Blue Filter and 2 Types of green Filters that each filter different parts of
the light spectrum.If one photo uses one of these green filters and for the
next one the camera decides to use the other photometric optimizat
Can you use multiblend instead of enblend? It's faster and has no intelligent
seams.
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If you use the advanced UI you can leave out the "photometric optimization"
step. Does that do what you want?
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Another problem will be: if the street view camera crosses a street one picture
will look into the crossing street from the left. The next will look at it from
the front and the following picture looks at it from the right. You have one
picture of a balcony from the left and one from the right,
To me it looks like the camera hasn't only changed the angle it shot the images
from, but also was moved horizontally, which means that one cannot warp the
images in a way that they fit together in all places at once. Often Hugin
Manages to move these discontinuities to places where they are har
Not initializing glut before using it sounds scary...
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To me the first set of images looks like just not being indefinitely sharp
- which is typical for real-live images: The optics in front of the camera
sensor isn't perfect, even if you pay thousands of Dollars/Euros for it.
The autofocus of your camera is optimized on something between speed and
I still get a "repository not found" error.
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One message of this thread mentioned C++ complains about using a private method
of wxString. That error message normally means that a function expects totally
different types of arguments than it gets from the current code.
If you allow the system to automatically convert everything to wxString
My guess is that a flatpak comes with its own /usr directory and doesn't see
the one the system provides.
Am 17. April 2023 07:40:45 MESZ schrieb "David W. Jones" :
>My opinion? Don't use flathub and such things. I've never been able to make
>them work here on my Debian 11 system.
>
>I have Hugi
Normally both pictures of such a camera have a black border around it. If you
don't use a mask to tell hugin that this border isn't part of the real picture
hugin will try to match the black borders to each other, not the picture
contents. For the rest of you give hugin a rough guess of the para
Multiblend should also help.
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Either you haven't gettext installed or your cake is too old to know about it.
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If it is on the Mac: with the open source program I maintain I have learnt that
on hi-dpi ma s you can create low-dpi bitmaps (that are blurry) or bitmaps with
n times the resolution. Which means that a "640x480" bitmap with 3-fold
resolution claims to be 640x480, but needs to be filled with 3*6
The head of my scanner isn't really horizontal bit slanted to one side by a few
degrees. Maybe that is part of the problem for you, too?
Am 5. August 2022 19:31:47 MESZ schrieb Pierre Pierre
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>Hi all,
>
>First, some background, I'm currently trying to digitize all my father's
>paintings and dr
They obviously cannot publish what triggers their "someone is mining crypto"
detection so I cannot tell. But I guess hugin does stuff that is
graphics-centered and should be detected as graphics stuff that can be run at
full power.
Am 5. Juli 2022 09:30:06 MESZ schrieb Mihai Dobrescu :
>Hello,
I believe that error message to mean that the app wasn't signed with one of
that keys apple sells for $100 per year. I believe in the app's right-click
menu you can tell your computer you still want to execute it even if no-one
payed apple for telling "that guy has a lot of money. He cannot poss
Afaik the file should not be part of the package, neither.
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If control points would link a pixel in one image to a pixel in another they
could have integer coordinates.
But if they link a 4.5 pixel wide and 2.5 pixel high leave of a tree to the
same leaf in a different photo the leaf might be 300.45 pixels more to the left
and 2.4 pixels higher in one pi
Two possible reasons I can think of: If you place 100 control points very near
to each other they will count more than a few control points at the edges
caused by their sheer number.
...and if the lens distortion isn't modeled accurately for your lens there is a
high probability that the middle
My first smartphone (a htc wildfire) had a slightly different scale at the top
left edge of the image than on the bottom right one. ...and lens parameters
determined with landscape photos didn't work with ones that were made in the
other orientation.
Perhaps this discussion has now explained a r
You can remove exzessive overlap by adding a mask that removes part of an image.
But I wonder if too much overlap should be a warning, not a "error out and
delete all the evidence" case...
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That should be the right way to do it. Except that editing Cmakelists.txt can
be avoided if during configuration cmake is called with the
-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=path switch...
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If two classes have nothing in common from the implementation side deriving
them from the same base class still might have a big advantage: You can make a
pointer to an object of that base class and access all the common members
without casting them and without writing code that is specific for
Scrolling tends to be a place where wxWidgets might issue a excess number of
redraw steps.
In all other cases if the intervals at which onDraw is called are strange I
would wonder where Hugin triggers that.
The wxWidgets application I maintain (wxMaxima) draws the whole worksheet as a
bitmap a
kes your all-
night-rendering-job run 20 minutes longer.
Gunter Königsmann schrieb am Donnerstag, 17. Februar 2022 um 19:23:54 UTC+1:
> I don't know if that is the case here. But if the GUI feels sluggish one
> typical reason is that you try to update the display for every single mouse
&g
I don't know if that is the case here. But if the GUI feels sluggish one
typical reason is that you try to update the display for every single mouse
event you get sent (which means that if you draw slightly slower than your
19200dpi-7ms-latency-mouse sends data you start to fall behind with work
It is an endless battle: The ones that write spam try to evade the spam
filters. The ones that write spam filters adapt their filters for that which
causes the ones that write spam to adapt their spam to the filters...
...And there are many things that look like spam and aren't: Mailing lists, fo
Could wxImage::GetSubImage and then scaling the resulting portion of the
original image in CpImgCtl::OnDraw do the trick?
Am 5. Februar 2022 13:04:25 MEZ schrieb "johnfi...@gmail.com"
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>On the branch with my previous CP Editor change, I pushed code to provide
>400% and 800% zoom choices.
>
>*s
That might be a point: If you want to hit exactly the right pixel on a retina
display you'll have to resort to a powerful magnifier. If you find the right
part of a scene on my 1280x800 screen a 8xmagnifier might instead be a way to
get completely lost while a 1x magnifier will introduce helpful
Do we really have to magnify all of the image if afterwards only a small
portion of the magnified image fits on the screen? For me that feels like an
use of something similar to wxScrolled: wxScrolled tells you what part of the
image to render, you render that part and the rest happens by some m
On MS Windows cmake only detects wxWidgets if wxWidgets *wasn't* built using
cmake. The rest should work fine there, too, minus Windows having no standard
paths to store all the libraries in and therefore needing to be told where to
find them all.
Am 22. Januar 2022 10:51:23 MEZ schrieb Bruno P
I'm just an user. But I seem to have the same problems with Control Points as
you.
Am 21. Januar 2022 19:34:06 MEZ schrieb "johnfi...@gmail.com"
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>I want to make a bunch of changes to the control point dialog.
>Maybe this is just for my own use. But if those in control of the project
>think a
Can there be a need to rotate them in order to make them overlap? If no you
might want to look into fast convolution algorithms.
Am 20. Januar 2022 15:37:49 MEZ schrieb chaosjug :
>Hi,
>
>does someone have the formulas or a code example how to calculate if images
>overlap? So starting with y,p,r,
https://cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.5/module/TestBigEndian.html
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Adding horizontal lines to at least a few images should do most of the trick
(just add a control point pair with both control points at the sea level in the
same image). Hugin now knows what is horizontal.
...and then you need to choose a projection that makes horizontal lines end up
horizontal
On Ms windows there normally is no good way of telling where libraries are
installed.
Am 14. August 2021 18:41:13 MESZ schrieb "Florian Königstein"
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>I have build Hugin and Hugin++ on Windows also with vcpkg. There I have the
>vcpkg directory in the root-directory
>of Hugin++.
>I use the CMake
That means a library is missing. What kind of Linux system do you use?
Am 8. August 2021 02:01:58 MESZ schrieb 'ChameleonScales' via hugin and other
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>Hi everyone,
>I'd like to give multiblend 2.0 rc3 a try but the given build command for
>Linux gives this error :
>multi
AFAIK if you pass the parameter @filename to a program on ms windows the
contents of the file "filename" is used as command-line parameters. Thw last
time I tried if the parameters are read from a file the maximum length was
higher than the 256 bytes the limit was at back then.
Am 1. Juli 2021
Are you sure that working on a gray scale representation of the thernographys
looses information? Normally a thermocam has an 8-bit ADC, and allows to save
pictures in 256 different gray levels or alternatively using a palette that
provides 256 colors that are easier to distinguish visually. It
If weighing control points by cpfind's confidence that this is a valid control
point makes sense? If there are repeating structures like window fronts
sometimes control points look excellent even at the second glance, though...
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Am 5. Juni 2021 11:43:15 MESZ schrieb Kornel Benko :
>Am Sat, 5 Jun 2021 10:36:55 +0200
>schrieb "'Kay F. Jahnke' via hugin and other free panoramic software"
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>...
>> @Kornel: Is there a way to provide 'linux bundles' which include all
>> shared librar
In the newest Ubuntu USB media might be mounted only after you have clicked on
it in Nautilus or similar...
Am 30. April 2021 16:58:41 MESZ schrieb Brian Charles :
>Thanks. For the suggestions. I may have just forgotten which directory to
>look in. I upgraded Hugin and it had previously been able
Well... ...that's the problem, and has always been: The commercial systems rule
the world, because your computer comes prepackaged with them. But they lack
apt-get and there is no good way of replacing it. Some programs come with their
private copies of the sources of all libraries, just in case
A good strategy might be first adding a few (4 per image pair) control points
that tell hugin which window is which, then aligning preliminarily and telling
hugin only then to add its 20 additional control points. One or two of then
will be in the wrong place, again. But there is the "clean up c
A missing DSO normally indicates that the order of the file names in the
linker's command line is wrong...
Am 3. April 2021 17:10:19 MESZ schrieb "Luís Henrique Camargo Quiroz"
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> Hi Abrimaal,
>
> Just to tell that I use a color calibrated monitor, and also have
>calibrated a few other moni
Basically for stitching flat items you must
- tell hugin that every scan was made with a different lense (which allows that
lense to start at a different position)
- make sure that you exclude eventual black bars at the end of the scanned area
using masks
- and then tell hugin to optimize only
Don't know how hugin finds similar images. But often this is done using fast
folding...
Am 27. März 2021 15:11:04 MEZ schrieb "Pilar C. Ocaña" :
>Hello and thank you for getting interested in this topic. First of all, i'd
>like to say sorry if the question is unappropriate, but i'm pretty new to
Hmmm... One partially related question: Would it make sense to make multiblend
the default for new hugin installs?
Am 20. März 2021 15:48:25 MEZ schrieb Monkey :
>Enblend is very slow. Multiblend is much, *much *quicker:
>
>http://horman.net/multiblend/
>
>You change the Hugin settings under the
I personality don't own a windows PC it iwith orher programs I know similar
behavior can be provoked by using a non-ascii username => does your username
contain non-ascii characters?
Kind regards,
Gunter.
Am 17. März 2021 17:55:54 MEZ schrieb Viktor Balogh
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> Hello!
>
>I'm just getting st
As a user the only thing I wonder about is if multiblend2 will be the new
default instead of enblend. And we could try harder to explain the projection
types to the users. And we could add a mosaic wizard. Besides that I cannot
complain.
Kind regards,
Gunter.
Am 7. März 2021 14:16:12 MEZ s
If cmake fails often the only problem is too old an cmake. Which cmake version
do you use?
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Am 27. Februar 2021 14:17:26 MEZ schrieb "T. Modes" :
>
>
>Zupino schrieb am Samstag, 27. Februar 2021 um 09:35:50 UTC+1:
>
>> What I noticed is that I do not have CMAKE_MODULE_PATH set, so I set it
>> with export CMAKE_MODULE_PATH='/home/'
One big difference between Mac Is and the other platforms is that on high
DPI screens Mac Os supports bitmaps with the size n x m and o times the
low-dpi screen resolution.
If the preview doesn't know that this makes the bitmaps the size o*n x o*m?
Daniel Pittoors schrieb am Freitag, 19. Februar
gimp-like memory management that allows to handle target images that are
bigger than the RAM. don't know if it is already implemented.
The gimp splits big images into tiles that small enough so a few of them
fit into the RAM and then tries to work on these tiles one at a time.
On 11.02.21 18:33
One thing that can go with auto-detecting control points on stars is:
Stars look all alike, from a distance. cpfind is good. But from time to
time it might happen that cpfind will interpret one tiny speck of ligkt
as a completely different one. In that case you can sometimes get
surprising results
There are several tutorials for stitching murals or scanned images. I guess
these should be near to your use case. Basically the first step is telling
hugin that the camera has a very small field of view and that each image was
made using a different lense (which tells the program it might have
If you are using windows you might be in that weird situation that you don't
see non-ascii characters in the path to your files: "Documents" for example is
shorthand for "C:\users\(your username)\(the translation of " documents" into
your system language).
Also the temp directory temporary file
Or a faulty RAM: libraries can crash. But they should not be able to reboot
the server even it they actively tried to.
Erik Krause schrieb am Donnerstag, 22. Oktober 2020 um 18:28:41 UTC+2:
> Am 21.10.2020 um 18:59 schrieb Bruno Postle:
>
> > So I would recommend filtering these files through a
Only very few things should be able to cause a reboot:
- a kernel bug
- an out of memory killing sysvinit/upstart/systemd
- root killing sysvinit/upstart/systemd
- root calling the appropriate system command
- or an eventual watchdog.
Nona can only do the second of these things => I w
To me "server reboot" and "unfinished file" both look like the server ran
out-of-RAM, somehow which caused its kernel to kill a vital process.
bruno...@gmail.com schrieb am Dienstag, 20. Oktober 2020 um 23:53:16 UTC+2:
>
>
> On 20 October 2020 21:23:10 BST, Erik Krause >
> >The complete output
That is simple: your lubuntu is based on a ubuntu version the ppa contains no
build for.
The error message is nearly impossible to understand right, though...
Kind regards,
Gunter.
On October 8, 2020 4:47:56 PM GMT+02:00, Paul Womack
wrote:
>I have just done an install of Lubuntu 20, and w
Math is never perfect if floating-point numbers are involved and one of the
cool things about reality is that it always provides surprises, especially if
you want to apply perfect math to it.
Having said that: Could you describe what you see and what isn't expected?
On October 4, 2020 4:25:03 P
Or you might need a mask that excludes the black areas. Not that hugin tries to
align the images in a way that makes the black areas match, instead of matching
the image contents.
On September 11, 2020 11:55:28 PM GMT+02:00, DerekS
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>Can anyone shed some light on how to stitch four 180 x
That looks a bit like you have loaded the images but not yet have searched for
control points or like you didn't optimize the right variables, afterwards
which causes hugin to move the images to the right places. But I am not
entirely sure...
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To me the "project file not found" slightly rings a bell. There was a thread
about a similar error quite a while ago. I seem to remenber it contained a
solution.
Where do you tell the computer to save the .pto files before rendering. Not
that we have a "unicode-in-username-and-therefore-in-home
That looks like the pixel data is still there but the color profile of
the original image were discarded. But it is only a rough guess: I can
completely wrong...
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Grouped CPs often indicate that the lense parameters are widely incorrect.
On July 9, 2020 8:29:15 AM GMT+02:00, Frederic Da Vitoria
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>Hello,
>
>I don't have an explanation, but I notice that Shaunak De's control points
>are grouped instead of being spread on the common parts of the image
That application would be the "stitching murals" case, see the tutorials
section: in order to tell hugin that each image was made from a different
position one needs to tell hugin it was made from a different, but identical
lense.
See also https://github.com/mpetroff/stitch-scanned-images for a
The numbers look a bit like you could approximate a n from lensfun by an
n:0:0:1-n in fulla...
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My guess (it's only a guess) is that for most cellphone cameras the
manufacturer hasn't cared if the metadata it comes with is any correct.
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Are wie sure that the color profiles are never an important part of the jpeg
that will make them more producible if it is missing? If not removing them
might be no option, bit applying them on uncompressing the image will. I
believe no camera will use something like the profiles found in
http:/
Feels like an interesting feature-request (don't know if it is a low-hanging
fruit or something the devs would struggle with for months) and a description
of the pros and cons of any heuristics: it constantly fails for some users.
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In most cases seemingly horizontal lines in real live often aren't while
vertical ones often are vertical.
On March 20, 2020 4:47:00 PM GMT+01:00, "David W. Jones"
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>On March 20, 2020 12:25:26 AM HST, Bruno Postle wrote:
>>The vast majority of panoramas don't have sea horizons, detecting
Hugin can adjust the fov if it is told that the image with the different fov
has been made using a different lens.
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Am AFK right now. But most of your task is like the "stitch murals" one (which
there is a tutorial for): Advanced mode, tell hugin each different location to
ba a different "lens", let hugin search for control points in the area both
images have in common (possibly using masks), and let it optim
...and there was an emblend option to prefer the sharpest image parts for the
final image. I don't remember how it was named, though.
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As the images are taken at different points in time and from a different
perspective I would guess that the shadow from a cloud that makes one part of
the border of one image dark, but doesn't do the same to the same region in
another image will cause photometrics to go wild occasionally if it t
What happens if you tell hugin each of the images has been made by a different
lense?
On 10 December 2019 17:03:26 CET, Judson Fisher wrote:
>Hello,
>I am trying to align a stack of historical aerial photos using their
>fiducial marks. The images are photos of photos and were taken such that
If fedora does one thing in a completely different way from Debian, BSD,
Ubuntu, ArchLinux and MacOs and wants all software projects to decide if to
decide for fedora or for the rest... ...why on earth do they do such a thing?
On 29 November 2019 19:47:43 CET, Harry van der Wolf wrote:
>I under
I believe if you add -std=c++1z to the compiler flags it works.
Kind regards,
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Am 22. November 2019 00:57:58 MEZ schrieb Kornel Benko :
>Hi,
>the recent version of enblend sources (from repo) is
>not compilable with the gnu compiler.
>
>Using it I get
>In file included from /usr/src/
On Linux traditionally many program share the same shared libraries -
which can decrease the size of a linux installation to 10% and less.
...and it is deemed to be a potential security problem if one picks up
.dll files that are just lying around somewhere (search for dll
injection for details).
A possibility that often is overlooked is the reason for many glitches in
modern computer games: What if all algorithms work out as expected - but even
the small numeric error double floats make add up to one pixel? Wilkinson's
polynomial shows us that truly catastrophic add-up can occur in sim
There are many solutions to the problem how or where to host a forum. Every
of these solutions has drawbacks.
If you use Google they will most probably know where you are and that you
are a reader of hugin-ptx. But I guess they will know that, anyway, as many
websites are hosted by Google or have G
as to care about.
Andrey Beresnyak schrieb am Mi., 5. Juni 2019,
21:17:
> Ever thought of "-static"?
>
> On Wednesday, June 5, 2019 at 6:34:22 AM UTC-4, Gunter Königsmann wrote:
>>
>> Additionally afaik eventual security updates for vc redist only apply to
>&
Additionally afaik eventual security updates for vc redist only apply to
the vc redist that is installed in the default location. We cannot
possibly want to turn them ineffective.
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Then it looks like hugin for measuring errors uses "pixels in the output
image" as unit. Which might be as good as any other potential unit as all
images are distorted during stitching and the definition of "pixels" in the
input images therefore might change depending which part of the image is
mea
The main() function of enblend is in the file enblend.cc. But the functions
defined in this files call functions from other .cc files that don't define
main() functions and that therefore have to be part of the Code::Blocks
project, as well.
Kind regards,
Gunter.
Matija Kogoj schrieb am Sa.,
With cell phone optics sometimes the upper left corner has a slightly
different zoom factor than the lower right. Might it be something like this?
Erik Keever schrieb am Di., 30. Apr. 2019, 06:42:
> Hi Jim,
>
> What do you mean not using control points? The usual process is
> (1) Load pictures
>
Am 25.02.19 um 18:13 schrieb Bart van Andel:
> @Abrimaal:
>
> Although the default installation folder in Windows is "C:\Program
> Files", it is not recommended to install any third party software
> on C:, except drivers, codecs, fonts and other shared files.
> Files on C: are ofte
Floating-point numbers often add a small rounding error. Maybe the slightly
negative number isn't a bug but such a thing...
On Sun, 24 Feb 2019, 00:55 AKS-Gmail-IMAP, wrote:
> I can comment on some of this. I am currently using the "method 3” to
> create “contact sheet” images of 35mm photograph
g...@github.com:mpetroff/stitch-scanned-images.git
has worked for me in similar cases.
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./hugin_executor
At least I hope this to be the solution: Mac OS doesn't dare to execute an
app from the current folder if not explicitly instructed to do so.
If the doesn't work please send us the output of the command
ls
In this folder. And if you have installed it via homebrew, huginy as an
If you watch the scene from a different position you see different things.
No algorithm can undo that.
If there is enough overlap between the sensors what you can try is to find
an object in the overlapping section that is sufficiently similar in all
photographs and switch from one sensor to the o
Sounds like you are looking for the crop tab of the fast image viewer of
the advanced GUI. Kind regards,
Gunter.
Am So., 4. Nov. 2018, 01:24 hat Michael geschrieben:
> you can do it with photoshop (I read). Can I do it with hugin?
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