On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 13:18, Zac <[email protected]> wrote:
> I was thinking it would be nice for multi row panoramas to be able to
> generate a table, as you can for control point distances, but which
> shows which images have overlapping regions, and then highlight those
> images which have overlapping regions but no connecting control
> points. With large images it can take a while to load into the manual
> control point editor so to check all direct image connections manually
> can be quite laborious and time consuming.
On a similar note, I've been desiring the ability to reuse existing
control points in one or both such overlapping images.
For instance, let's say that images {0,1,2} all share features. To
connect {0,1}, I put a control point on some feature in image 0 and
then put a corresponding control point on the same feature in image 1.
Then when I want to connect {0,2} by that same feature, I have to
spend the time to put a control point on that feature in image 0 AGAIN
before placing a corresponding control point in image 2.
That's a tedious waste of time (and leads to repetitive stress pain)!
I should be able to specify just the corresponding control point in
image 2 or have the auto-estimate feature do so for me.
In fact, it would be cool if we could extend the auto-estimate feature
to find corresponding points in multiple images at the same time.
Sincerely,
Michael Witten
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