Bruno,
The results look great. will it be possible to implement in Nona so warping and
morphing is done is one pass?
On 2012-04-19 6:40 PM, Bruno Postle wrote:
Panotools also uses a whole separate interface, control points are specified
with 'c-lines', whereas panotools morphing uses 'C-lines' and these have a
completely different format. ptomorph just uses the existing normal 'c-lines'.
I am guessing I would not be able to feed one image into ptomorph and have it
morph with 'c-line' control points? This is a good reason to use the 'C-line'.
These 'C-lines' seem a bit superfluous to me, though I suppose there are
circumstances where you might want to control morphing with a reduced number
of points - I'm not sure if there ever have been any tools that support a
reduced set like this.
PTGui has been able to use morph-to-fit for at least 10 years when stitching
with Panotools. It can be disabled, enabled for all control points, or enabled
for only selected control points. I believe PTAssembler does it similarly.
I also wonder how it works when three images meet at the same place. Will it
create vortexes? Rik Littlefields outlined the issue in an old email.
https://www.email-lists.org/pipermail/ptx/2004-May/001597.html
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