On Tue, Mar 06, 2012 at 09:33:36AM -0800, T. Modes wrote:
> Should be fixed in rev. 882a596cd691
>
> @Roger
> Linefind does as first step find straight lines (like
> calibrate_lens_gui). Then it selects (depending on roll value) all
> lines with small deviation from the vertical. From these lines it
> selects the best n lines weighting errors and length.
I have a "gigapan" setup. Part of the construction should've been
a bit more sturdy, so it is a bit flexible.
Most of the camera leans out to the right side.
One of the stepper motors in on the right side of theconstruction.
So my setup has more weight on the right side and ls a bit too
flexible. The result is that the camera leans 1 to 2 degrees to the
right.
What is "small deviation"? Does that include the 1-2 degrees? In my
test image, it found none of the real vertical lines, but only the
leaning pipes and sticks.
Roger.
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