On Fri 02-Dec-2011 at 17:23 +0100, Oskar Sander wrote:
Is is rightly understood that you optimize all ZYX at once together (for
all viewpoints) then ypr for all together? Is that always stable?
This might work, but really you have to optimise rpy and XYZ
together - Ideally you already know your lens parameters and have
them fixed.
The mosaic optimisation isn't as robust as with a 'normal' panorama,
so I would start with the middle photo, fix XYZ and roll, then add
one photo at a time and optimise rpyXYZ for each.
I've missed the fact you should give different parameters for mosaic CP
find, what does that do?
cpfind does filtering of control points by default, but the filter it
uses assumes you are building a 'normal' panorama. If you have a
mosaic this filter will delete all your control points - So you need
to use the "Hugin's CPFind for mosaics" preset instead of the
default.
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Bruno
2011/11/16 Bruno Postle <[email protected]>
On Tue 15-Nov-2011 at 21:25 -0800, Syv Ritch wrote:
I want one long photo that is like standing in front of each house,
perpendicular, for the whole street.
I thought of doing many small panos of 2 images and each one covering
3 to 4 houses. I was going to do the panos to simplify, there are 37
houses on that street.
This is the way to go if the building facades don't follow the street edge
closely or there is lots of complex roof detail. I put my notes for
stitching linear mosaics here:
<http://www.flickr.com/photos/36383814@N00/5830006193/>
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