On 14 Gen, 12:51, Stefan Peter <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Giulio
>
> On 01/13/2012 08:50 PM, Giulio wrote:
>
> > On 13 Gen, 13:36, "Carlos Eduardo G. Carvalho (Cartola)"
> > Thank you, I have tried following your steps but the image is deformed
> > (it appears on the lower side of the panosphere and is not centered)
> > and the exposures are modified (the brighter one is more bright, the
> > darker one is less dark).
>
> > So i still don't understand.
>
> This is how I would do this
> o Load the three images into hugin
> o In the "Images" tab, change the stack for all photos
>    to Stack 0 using the "Change stack" button on the right
> o Click the "Link" tick mark in the "Image Position" part
>    of the screen: It has to be unchecked, otherwise the
>    photos won't get aligned.
> o In the 'Feature Matching" part of the screen below,
>    choose your preferred CP find method and press the
>    "Create control points" button afterwards.
> o Switch to the optimizer tab and set the strategie
>    to "Position (incremental, starting from anchor)".
> o If you are not satisfied with the resulting
>    distances, use the "Show control points" icon in the
>    top menu bar to get a list with all CPs. By clicking
>    into the "Distance" header, you can sort them by
>    distance, select the worst offenders and delete them.
>    repeat the optimization afterwards and don't expect to
>    get to a 0.0 distance.
> o Switch to the "Stitcher" tab and set the Projection to
>    "Rectilinear". Afterwards, use
>    - "Calculate Field of View"
>    - "Calculate Optimal Size" and
>    - "Fit Crop to images"
>    buttons to set the geometry of the results.
> o If you want to get the aligned images only, deselect
>    all output types in the "Panorama Outputs", "Remapped
>    Images", "Combined stacks" and "Layers" section. Only
>    "No exposure correction, low dynamic range" in the
>    "Remapped Images" section has to be activated.
>    You can play around with the other options later.
> o Press "Stitch!" and enjoy!

Great explanation! After all, it wasn't so easy.

Thank you!

Problem solved.

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