2014-06-06 6:46 GMT-03:00 Jacob Hämmerle :
> 2. Another thing. In the controlpoint editor it shows how good the
> images/cp match. When adding manual ones the bar goes much more smaller and
> red ... thats lil strange to me.
>
I think the bar is only meaningful after optimizing. It will be red if
1. Just a guess.
2. I don't what the bar means - perhaps it is to do with the supposed
quality of the control points, since any manual ones are likely to be in
areas that don't look very visually similar (since the auto control point
function would have already put good control points in the ar
Actually, having said all that, I now find that when dragging the images
around in the GL viewer, they don't stay fixed together as I was expecting
them to, so maybe I'm entirely wrong to suggest doing it that way!
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I got a pretty good result by doing the following:
Load the images into Hugin, and set an approximate HFOV (I used 45 degrees)
and a projection of equirectangular
Create some control points - I used "Create control points" on
