On Mon 26-Sep-2011 at 09:55 -0700, kfj wrote:
Thanks. I've put the threshold up to 90% here and that works for my 360X180 from just the fisheye shots.
We have never done any tuning of this value, 70% is just an assumption, 90% may be a better default.
Changing the threshold does not help with my initial problem with images from different lenses. I feel that if one image is totally within another one (or by 70% inside the other one) but the image sizes differ by 300%, this should not be considered a match
Yes, but enblend does horrible things when one photo is completely inside another.
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