It works well on Hugin for mac.
This is an old thread about this bug, with some suggestion, but I could not
figure out how to fix it.
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/hugin-ptx/S8Y4sX5b95k
--
A list of frequently asked questions is available at:
http://wiki.panotools.org/Hugin_FAQ
---
I am trying to use Hugin to create .exr (HDR) images. If I use the pto that
I created on mac, it generate a valid output file, but when I am trying to
use it on windows (7, 64 bit) I am getting a blank image. Is it a bug in
creating exr files in the latest hugin?
--
A list of frequently asked
I am trying to understand how to convert between these two projections.
Assume that I have an image in Equirectangular and I want to get a view
from it (say with a field of view of 100 degree on right. How can I do
this? I am looking to understand its mathematical basic and also if there
is a
I am using enfuse to tone map several images that I took. It is working
well, but there is some strange colour changes on sky. It seems that where
ever that the colour is constant but the brightness may changes, it is
multiplied by enfuse and it generate a strange shape. Is it a known issue?
I am looking for source code of the latest version of enblend/enfuse (4.1
or later). Where can I find them? I want to compile them with VS 2012. Is
there any document on how I can do this?
Any help is very appreciated.
--
A list of frequently asked questions is available at:
http://wiki.panot
I need to read .pto files in c++. Is there any library that I can use for
this purpose?
I want to read .pto and save data into a structure so I can easily use them
inside my code for example compare them and or change them.
I am developing using Visual studio 2012 on windows.
--
A lis
I have a camera set and I managed to calculate a good template for it.
Now I want to change the camera resolution and I am wondering how this
change of resolution would change template parameters?
As far as I can understand, FOV, y,p,r should not changes, but
a,b,c,d,e,g,t should be changes.
In hugn in camera and lens pages, There is an option called crop factor.
What is it and how can I calculate for my camera?
How FOV is calculated based on this value and focal lenght?
--
--
You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups
"Hugin and other free panorami
How can I calculate these values?
How are they effect the stitch output?
How are they related to image size?
--
--
You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups
"Hugin and other free panoramic software" group.
A list of frequently asked questions is available at:
As subject explained. They ae not documented in
http://hugin.sourceforge.net/docs/nona/nona.txt
or
http://wiki.panotools.org/PTStitcher#Example_Script
--
--
You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups
"Hugin and other free panoramic software" group.
A list
I am exprimenting scripting and I want to use nona for stitching. I know
that nona creating output files in tif format, but I want to make sure that
it generate output files in jpeg. To do this, I created a pto file and I
have this line in it:
p f2 w1 h5000 v360 E3.98162 R0 n"JPEG g0 q100
As in subject what are these parameters and how can I calculate them for my
setup?
By the way, is there any image that shows that how diferent parameters in
a pto file relates to camera setup?
for example I know that a b c are lens parameter. what about d,e?
I know that y is yaw and p is pitch
I have an .pto file that has entry for 4 image which were taken with
different camera.
In my pto, I have:
> # image lines
#-hugin cropFactor=5.6
i w2748 h3664 f2 v101.914186585542 Ra0 Rb0 Rc0 Rd0 Re0 Eev3 Er1 Eb1
r-0.138949551109844 p20.3841902473359 y0 TrX0 TrY0 TrZ0 j0
a0.020115105094656 b-0
Thanks,
My question is that =0 means linked to image 0, does =2 means linked to
image 2?
On Friday, January 25, 2013 12:36:55 PM UTC, mans...@gmail.com wrote:
> I saw that in some hugin generated opt, some value which should not set to
> 0 i set to zero using =0, what does this means?
>
>
Thanks,
Does this means that if I want to set for example a parameter of image 6 to
be similar to image 3, I should use a=3 or should I use a=0? Assuming that
I am using HDR and image 3 and 6 are taken from the same scene with
different exposure parameter? (and assuming that image 1 and 2 and
I saw that in some hugin generated opt, some value which should not set to
0 i set to zero using =0, what does this means?
for example, in a hgun generated file, I can see that in first i line, v is
set to 100, which is the field of view of my camera, but in the second
line, it is set to v=0
I have a script that when I am using it with PTStitcher, it works fine, but
when I am using it with Nona, it doesn't generate any output:
the script is as follow:
p w255 h255 f0 v90 n"TIFF_m"
m g1 i4
i n"a.jpg"
o f4 y0 p0 r0 v360
i n"a.jpg"
o f4 y-90 p0 r0 v360
i n"a.jpg"
o f
I am looking to learn how Nona works? I am mainly looking for mathematical
model that it uses to stitch images and then how these mathematical models
are implemented in software. Where is the best place to start? Is there any
paper or book that I can read to learn?
Where is the best place to
18 matches
Mail list logo
