On 3 Nov., 07:12, Isaac Gouy <[email protected]> wrote: > align_image_stack + enfuse is very cool for exposure fusion and focus > fusion as-long-as the photos align well. > > Is there a way to use Hugin control points on a stack of not so well > aligned photos - to align the photos and somehow save them off as > tiffs or somehow pass through to enfuse?
You can easily do that. First you set up the hugin project to your liking, then you don't stitch the images together but ask hugin to only output the remapped images. Once you have the remapped images, you can call enfuse manually. Why do you have to do it that way? If the images don't overlap sufficiently, hugin doesn't call enfuse on them as a group when the fused panorama output is selected, because it doesn't realize that they are actually meant as a stack. Even if you select images to be part of a stack, it stubbornly refuses to enfuse them if they don't overlap sufficiently. Instead it call enfuse for every single of them (which could be omitted - I think it should require very little programming effort to notice that enfuse is about to be called with a single image, and the call could then be omitted entirely - but this is how things are currently) - and then stitches together these 'stacks' consisting of one image each with enblend. The result is a 'patchwork' look and not the 'stack of transparent layers' you anticipated. But the warped images will be shaped just so that they can be blended manually with enfuse without any further ado. Enfuse itself will fuse whatever it's given. The warped images may not look as if they can be just put 'on top' of each other - but don't be fooled: nona, which has produced the warped images, may have saved them as 'cropped images', conserving the place in the grater context of the panorama where the partial images are to be put. So, again, in a nutshell: find/set CPs in hugin choose to output individual remapped images enblend them 'manually' with regards KFJ -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Hugin and other free panoramic software" group. A list of frequently asked questions is available at: http://wiki.panotools.org/Hugin_FAQ To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/hugin-ptx
