That's interesting. I figured there was an easy way to do it.
It would be good for me to develop some scripting skills :-)
I had to act as my own script slave, patiently downloading and manually
keying in changes into the browser address (all the time thinking, "I'm
sure this is a great chore for
Hi John
Thanks for sharing your experiences on this. I think doing something
like this, just for the fun of it, teaches me a lot.
2012/8/25 JohnPW :
> Yes, I did get the images from that link. I found the easiest way to get
> them was to drill in to the first Full res image:
> http://mars.jpl.nas
Hi Thomas,
It seemed successful to me.
Yes, I did get the images from that link. I found the easiest way to get
them was to drill in to the first Full res image:
http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/msl-raw-images/msss/3/mcam/0003ML01E1_DXXX.jpg
download it, and then increment the image number,
2012/8/25 JohnPW :
> [...] But in stitching that big Martian pano [...]
Just out of curiosity: What did you (successfully?) use as focal
length and multiplicator? I assume you're using the "mastcam subframe"
images from http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/msl/multimedia/raw/?s=3 ?
Thomas
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You received t
Thanks Harry.
On Friday, August 24, 2012 11:53:14 AM UTC-5, Harry van der Wolf wrote:
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>
>
> 2012/8/23 JohnPW >
>
>>
>> So I am curious. You said you don't do command line stuff with Hugin
>> anymore and I wondered if you would expand on that. Is it not worthwhile?
>> Do you mean you just don't
Thanks, Bruno.
Yup, I can see that. It's interesting that different ways of
using/organizing the underlying tools definitely have their advantages.
Obviously I love Hugin. But in stitching that big Martian pano I see that
what works for a partial pano or on a full pano created from just 4-12 wide
2012/8/23 JohnPW
>
> So I am curious. You said you don't do command line stuff with Hugin
> anymore and I wondered if you would expand on that. Is it not worthwhile?
> Do you mean you just don't do it by hand and scripts or applets instead?
> Something else?
> I'm always thinking that I'm doing t
On Thu 23-Aug-2012 at 13:44 -0700, JohnPW wrote:
So I am curious. You said you don't do command line stuff with Hugin
anymore and I wondered if you would expand on that. Is it not worthwhile?
Ultimately, Hugin is a pointy-clicky visual way to use some tools
that were notoriously difficult whe
Thanks,
That's helpful and good to know.
On Thursday, August 23, 2012 12:23:42 PM UTC-5, Harry van der Wolf wrote:
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> Hi,
> Yes, that's correct. It could be slightly simpler but macports quite
> forcefully adds it's path before the rest. That's not a problem at all,
> just a remark (every mac
Hi,
2012/8/23 JohnPW
> OK,
> I think I figured it out. I hope I haven't broken anything.
>
> I changed this:
> [There was a bunch of very similar stuff above this . . . ]
> ##
> # Your previous /Users/jpwmacbookpro/.profile file was backed up as
> /Users/jpwmacbookpro/.profile.macports-saved_201
OK,
I think I figured it out. I hope I haven't broken anything.
I changed this:
[There was a bunch of very similar stuff above this . . . ]
##
# Your previous /Users/jpwmacbookpro/.profile file was backed up as
/Users/jpwmacbookpro/.profile.macports-saved_2012-08-12_at_18:57:16
##
# MacPorts Ins
On Wednesday, August 22, 2012 4:28:14 PM UTC-5, Harry van der Wolf wrote:
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> The binaries in the HuginTools folder are actually symlinks to the
> binaries inside the Hugin.app.
>
I assume this refers to the files in the Hugin app package? (a symlink is
akin to an "alias" pointing to the binary e
Hi Harry,
Thanks for the response. (It's partially your move away from OS X that has
stimulated me to learn more about this stuff. I figure that in the future,
among other things, I might actually have to compile my own Hugin Mac
binaries!)
When you say,
"So if you want to use tca_correct for e
Hi John,
2012/8/22 JohnPW
> I've been messing around with tying to use some of the "HuginTools" on my
> Mac. does anyone know of a link to information on doing this?
> I have seen this:
> http://wiki.panotools.org/Panorama_scripting_in_a_nutshell
> and it is interesting. But I need some more bas
I've been messing around with tying to use some of the "HuginTools" on my
Mac. does anyone know of a link to information on doing this?
I have seen this:
http://wiki.panotools.org/Panorama_scripting_in_a_nutshell
and it is interesting. But I need some more basic information. (Like the
basics on h
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