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> This means that it only works with 8bit per channel RGB images with or
> without an alpha channel. So you can't use HDR or 16bit or greyscale images.
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Autopano-sift-c works fine with 16bpc images [or at least, it has here, on
windows, for the past 4+ years]. The error is almost definitely
On Nov 1, 2012 8:48 AM, "gilman" wrote:
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> We only support 3 or 4 samples per pixel
> Syntax error: Not a valid image
This means that it only works with 8bit per channel RGB images with or
without an alpha channel. So you can't use HDR or 16bit or greyscale images.
cpfind, which is part of recen
I have used autopano-sift in the past, but I think I've read around that it
is kind of obsolete, not sure. Nowadays I am starting to use cpfind with
some success. It is a little different, you need to create a pto file with
the images loaded and then run it on the pto. In fact you can work with it
Hi All,
Ive been using Hugin for a little while not with nice success. But Ive been
defining my own control points which can get tedious. Im trying now to get
autopano-sift-c to work. But Im getting wxExecute errors telling me it
cannot run the autosiftc executable i defined in the control poin
