On Wed 28-Nov-2012 at 22:50 -0800, E^3 wrote:
I am designing now a (XYZ Cartesian Robots) Planetary Scanner , and the objective of my project was to scan large materials (nes paper, maps , blueprints and etc) So as much as possible I am stitching a large pictures files and I am searching for the best work flow of hugin .
One method for stitching scans is described here, though I would recommend getting a bit familiar with 'normal' photo stitching in Hugin before trying something this complex: http://hugin.sourceforge.net/tutorials/scans/
..and definitely practice with small images, only use actual scans when you have a reliable workflow.
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