> Looks like the field of view setting for the original images is too
> large - this will make the left and right ends overlap in the final
> image, even if they have no tie points connecting them. Do you
> actually have tie points between the first and last images, or are
> they merely overlapping in the output?
you are right. there are no tie-points - only a overlapping effect in
the output.
The HFOV is 63,3° (calculated from Hugin) and i have 20 images.
> You can try and pass an additional field of view parameter to
> autooptimiser (-v HFOV), but I'm not sure this will do the trick.
> Alternatively, if you could use pto_gen instead of pto2mk, pto_gen has
> an option to set the field of view of the input images whan generating
> the project.
Without result. There is no reduction of the effect. But a good
idea ;)
> Your project sounds like it might not be a panorama after all, but a
> mosaic (assuming the wall is straight...) - in which case you might
> want to go for a different strategy altogether.
You are right again. It is not a typical panorama but a mosaic.
> I'd recommend you try and get everything to work for you with a
> program with a GUI, like hugin, and then switch to a script toolchain,
> trying to recrate with a script what you've created with the GUI. You
> may find this easier than having to feed five different scripts the
> right parameters. The script-driven approach is better suited to
> automating a specific workflow than to establishing one.
Yes of cource. I should find the right parametrization of my workflow.
Then i should a script-driven approach.
But I don´t see any chances to remove the effect with the "closed
mosaic" an useful comand line specification.
Therefore, if some have a good idea, i will test it.
Now i will try it with some specifications (in the Hugin GUI) to find
a good workflow.
Thank you for your help and best regards,
André
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