gms76 wrote:
Hello,
I tried to make a panorama of some photos, which were taken inside a
tube. To make the photos, the camera moved lateral. The problem is,
that due to spatial distortion lines which are painted on the wall of
the tube have a pincushion distortion and hugin cannot connect them.
The reason for this extreme pincushion distortion is, that the wall of
the tube is concave and I change the position of the camera in the
longitudinal direction of the pipe.
Is it possible to make a panorama of this pipe?
Thank you for your help,
Georg
Hi Georg,
I assume you want to take a panorama of the inside of a subway tube, or
similar?
You are right, the three-dimensionality of the motive renders hugin
unable to correct the distortion here. Hugin has no idea of the
underlying three dimensional objects, and, in mosaic mode, will try to
fit the images on a plane.
The only way I know to improve your image is by taking an huge amount of
pictures, then only using a few center pixels from each image. The more
detail in the third dimension, the more images you will need...
Benjamin
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