furai schrieb am 09.12.11 09:19:
there is a section in the help of Hugin which is a copy of this
page :
http://hugin.sourceforge.net/docs/manual/Projections.html .
The original page is here: <http://wiki.panotools.org/Projections>
Make sure to also follow the links at the bottom of the page: the talks
by the panotwins Markus and Jürgen are a very helpful comparison and
also feature reprojections.
With the actual GUI, I would not know how to fit a thumbnail
explaining the projection, though I think I saw somthing
like that in another panorama software, but I cant remember
which one.
Take a readily stitched equirectangular panorama, load it in a new hugin
project (with lens type "Equirectangular" and hfov 360 degrees) and use
the Fast Preview window.
Jumping between different projections sometimes leads to strange
settings, so to reset it's best to temporarily go back to
equirectangular and then start again with exploring new worlds...
paolobenve schrieb am 08.12.11 21:20:
As a newbye in computer graphics, I am often confused with all the
available projections: I see many names, without having any idea of
what a particular projection means and what it could be useful for.
I suggest to add to every projection at least a tooltip or an
explication text which could help the user to orientate himself in the
choice.
Maybe a tooltip that simply contains a link to
wiki.panotools.org/Projections would be helpful for some.
A second suggestion is to show the user a reduced number of projection
(with easy explicative text) as a default behaviour, giving the
advanced user the possibility to see and use all the projections.
I think that's what we have the Fast Preview window for.
Carl
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