Bob Mahar wrote:
Yeah, the "divide and conquer" approach worked for me as well as for Napoleon.
Picking a cluster of 4-6 adjacent shots gives similar results, and stitching
those intermediate shots same again. It just seems to be completely ignoring
the horizontal control points. There must be some threshold I am violating
angle wise. I was able to use Gimp to modify the perspective after the fact,
seems to produce nearly identical output. Given I can fix in post, I give
up... ;-) If I find some magic that fixes this, I'll post it.
Question - do "line control points" outvote normal countrol points?
Because if they only get equal weight a large number of "normal" control
points will render a few "line control points" negligable,
democratically speaking?
BugBear
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