I have been using Hugin since version 7. I just downloaded 2011.0.1
and the default control point detector is not found. Panomatic works
just fine.
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I have two problems, both enblend related.
1) When I use hugin 2011 to stitch a largish panorama (25000 by 6000
pixels) from 40 or so 10 MB tiff images, I get an enblend cannot
allocate memory error. My image is a hand-held two row panorama. When
enblend calls malloc() it reports that can't find
am, awbrody awbr...@gmail.com wrote:
I have had the same problem in the past. There is a thread dealing
with the issue, and it does appear to be a bug in enblend. One
solution that seems to work consistently is to use hugin/nona to
produce the warped images and then to use enblend via command
I have had the same problem in the past. There is a thread dealing
with the issue, and it does appear to be a bug in enblend. One
solution that seems to work consistently is to use hugin/nona to
produce the warped images and then to use enblend via command line to
produce two overlapping partial
Harry
I started the stitching process within Hugin using all default
settings except for image size and crop. Enblend and enfuse were noted
as found; 42 warped image files were saved in fairly short order and
then enblend was invoked by Hugin. The enblend flags were set by
Hugin. What I sent to
Harry,
Thank you again and again for all the work you do keeping hugin up to
date and for your rapid response. I hope your vacation is great.
I am using build 2010.1.0.38ed0587798b. I unchecked the use
alternative enblend program box. Everything in my hugin preferences is
per defaults except I
I just went to sourceforge and downloaded enblend-enfuse-4.0-mac and
ran enblend-openmp from the command line with exacly the same flags as
from hugin. The blended panorama stitched together in less than 2
hours, so problem solved at least for me
On Aug 4, 9:47 pm, awbrody awbr...@gmail.com wrote
enblend --compression LZW -v -v -w -f13200x4509+0+1608 -o
maskedTors4print.tif
maskedTors4print.tif maskedTors4print0001.tif
maskedTors4print0002.tif maskedTors4print0003.tif
maskedTors4print0004.tif maskedTors4print0005.tif
maskedTors4print0006.tif maskedTors4print0007.tif
Hi
I, too, get a stitch error for HDR from 4 bracketed exposures of the
same scene using the same build. The error I get says the .exr file
format is not recognized.
Bill
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you so much for all your hard and capable work advancing hugin.
You can, by the way, see two 4k wide panoramas from a recent glacier
trip in the Alaska Range at
http://picasaweb.google.com/AWBrody/CoffeeGlacier#
Bill Brody
On May 22, 8:54 am, Harry van der Wolf hvdw...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi DNL
I often get a few 2-3 pixel tall lines stretching much of the way if
not all the way across the image when I stitch a full resolution
(about 24,000 pixels wide) , multi-row panoramas. If I do exposure
correction the lines are white and if I do no exposure correction the
lines are thinner (1 pixel
Bill,
awbrody wrote:
Re: Editing the zenith or nadir of a panosphere is a nightmare;
Both zenith and nadir are problematic to align properly.
I was writing of editing, as in masking, paiting, etc. In my use I don't
see any difference in aligning images at Zenith/Nadir or elsewhere
Re: Editing the zenith or nadir of a panosphere is a nightmare;
Both zenith and nadir are problematic to align properly. It's not all
that hard to get the zenith within hugin by manually placing zenith
shots without control points. The nadir, however, is especially
difficult not only to align,
I have been using hugin for about 3 years and follow the development
with a lot of interest.
It would be good if one were to be able to select and move individual
and groups of images in the fast preview window. This would be useful
in the case of sky images with no coherent set of control
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