It seems that I don't even have a '--maxmatches' option, nor will it
accept a PTO file. Just to reiterate, I downloaded 'autopano-sift-
C-2.5.0.tar.gz', untarred it, cd'd, did a 'cmake .', and then 'make'.
Finally, I did a 'sudo make install' just for the heck of it (I copied
the files manually before).
Then, in Hugin, under the 'Autopano' tab, I selected 'Autopano-SIFT
(by S. Nowozin), typed 'autopano-c-complete' as the name of the
binary, and currently I have as arguments '--clean --points %p --
output %o %i'.
What am I doing wrong?
$ autopano-c-complete
Usage:
autopano-c-complete [options] --output project.pto image1 image2
[...]
Options:
-o | --output name Filename of created panorama project
-s | --size number Downsize images until width and height is
smaller than number, default 800
-p | --points number Number of generated control points
between,
each pair, default: 10
-n | --noransac No ransac detection, useful for fisheye
images
-r | --refine Refine the found control points using the
original images, delete unrefinable.
-c | --clean Do not reuse keypoints detected in earlier
runs,
deletes old keypoint files.
-h | --help Outputs help documentation.
$ autopano
autopano-sift, Automatic panorama generation program
Autopano: Match Keypoints generated by generatekeys
Version 2.5.0
usage: autopano.exe [options] output.pto keys1.xml keys2.xml [..]
Options
--ransac <on|off|1|0> Switch RANSAC filtration on or off (default:
on)
--maxmatches <matches> Use no more than the given number of matches
(default: 16, use zero for unlimited)
--disable-areafilter Do not use max-area filtration, which is
default.
See manpage for details.
--integer-coordinates Truncate match coordinates to integer
numbers.
--absolute-pathnames <on|off|1|0> Use the absolute pathname of the
image
file in the PTO output file. Disabled by
default.
Alignment options
--align Automatically pre-align images in PTO file.
--bottom-is-left
--bottom-is-right Use in case the automatic algorithm fails.
--generate-horizon <c> Generate up to 'c' horizon lines.
Refinement options
--refine Refine the found control points using the
original images.
--refine-by-middle Use the best middle point to refine
(default).
--refine-by-mean Use the mean of the patches control points.
--keep-unrefinable <on|off|1|0>
Keep unrefinable matches (default: on).
output.pto: The output PTO panorama project file.
The filename can be "-", then stdout is used
key<n>.xml: The keypoint input files.
The input files can be gzip compressed, but require the ".gz"
extension
then.
Notice: for the aligning to work, the input images shall be
1. All of the same dimension and scale
2. The first images must be an ordered row. See manpage.
On Feb 5, 3:03 pm, Bruno Postle <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Thu 05-Feb-2009 at 07:39 -0800, rlhelinski wrote:
>
>
>
> >I saw the post about the 2.5.0 version of the C port of the program,
> >and how it has improved support for fisheye lenses. I downloaded that
> >from Hugin's SourceForge area, but the usage information is very
> >different. Do I have the right version? What options (other than no
> >RANSAC) should I be using?
>
> 2.5.0 is the current version, try these parameters in the hugin
> configuration:
>
> --maxmatches %p %o %s
>
> >Also, I configured it with 'cmake' and compiled it with 'GNU make'.
> >Was there anything else I was supposed to do? Documentation is really
> >lacking for this package.
>
> sudo make install
>
> ..should put the autopano-sift-c executable in your PATH.
>
> --
> Bruno
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