On Tue 11-Sep-2012 at 11:52 -0700, TvE wrote:
Thomas, can you clarify what you mean by "go over the 180 degree border"?
Do you mean that I have a panorama that covers more than 180 degrees in
some direction? Or that some images cross the nadir or the zenith point?
The mosaic/translation code maps photos into a flat surface. You
can think of this surface as a 'virtual' rectilinear photo that sits
exactly in the middle of the panorama canvas. This virtual
rectilinear photo can be used as part of a 360° spherical panorama,
but it still has to be in the middle, and it has to be less than
180°.
So you can include a multiple-viewpoint mosaic of a wall mural in a
360° panorama, but the middle of the panorama canvas, the 'view
direction', has to be pointing at the nearest part of the mural,
perpendicular to the wall.
Similarly you can include a view of the ground taken from multiple
viewpoints into a 360° panorama, but the nadir has to be in the
middle of the canvas, not at the bottom. This isn't too much of a
problem, it is a simple process to load the equirectangular output
into a new Hugin project and level it.
On Tuesday, September 11, 2012 9:10:37 AM UTC-7, T. Modes wrote:
> > This looks similar to an older bug with the masking code. Can you
> > send the .pto project so we can confirm it? (no need to send the
> > photos).
It's not related to the masking code. The issue with the posted
project is the use of the translation parameters. If the images go
over the 180° border the translation parameter does not work. This is
a limitation of the currently chosen approach.
Set all translation parameters to 0 and work without translation.
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Bruno
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