Best is to zip your images together with the project file.
Either from Finder menu 'File' -> 'Create Archive' or use use Clean
Archiver from http://www.sopht.jp/cleanarchiver/ which I prefer since it
has an option to exclude those ".DS-Store" and "._*" files. They are
invisible on Mac but typically confuse users on other platforms.
There is a number of free online storage services, some usual suspects
are mydrive.ch and dropbox.com
Here is a list:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_file_hosting_services
Cheers,
Carl
stan schrieb am 09.11.12 15:45:
How do you suggest I up load the images, I will change them to JPEG in
order to keep the size down.
At the risk of blasphemy I went to Photo merge in PS 5.5, this was
tediously, creepy, crawly slow (unacceptably, I had time to go up stairs
and make a second cup of coffee and finished it before PS completed the
operation) but PS found the CPs and the horizon was flat; the color was
good too.
On Nov 9, 2012, at 9:26 AM, Carl von Einem wrote:
Surrender not accepted for such a simple partial panorama... ;-)
I'm not sure if one can expect good control point detection in the
center images of your panorama. Waves are always a changing and yet so
similar ;-) I did not use the waves, I manually selected CP features
in the rocks.
For you scenario you'll need some manual alignment via the Fast
Preview window. Hope you didn't you zoom during taking the shots? (Did
not zoom or otherwise alter the FOV) Make sure they all use the same
fov. Did you shoot them handheld? I used a home made NPP on my tripod.
Wouldn't be a problem, though.
I also had to tweak the foggy horizon of this panorama and carefully
select some CPs manually:
http://worldwidepanorama.org/wwp_rss/go/n7775 I like the shot, it
looked more complicated than mine.
In your case I'd reset all values (Camera and Lens tab) and step by
step optimize while looking for some nasty misplaced CPs. One problem
I encountered while manually selecting the CPs was that Hugin kept
trying to move them some place other than the feature I selected.
How about uploading the complete project somewhere so someone can have
a look at it?
Cheers,
Carl
stan schrieb am 09.11.12 14:44:
Carl,
I surrender! This is white flag time.
I got the Autopano-sift to function but it too has trouble
finding the CPs, even in locations where there is good contrast
and the CP features are sharp. As for the result, take a look
at the attached screen shot, there are no words in English to
describe this mess.
Stan
complete (hijacked) thread is here
https://groups.google.com/group/hugin-ptx/browse_thread/thread/31ac07859a5ae43a
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