Michael Witten wrote:
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.
Or create a fully automatic point finder.
Oh, hang on... ;-)
BugBear
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