On Thu, 26 Jun 2014 08:57:54 +1000, Jack Toolin <[email protected]> wrote:
Thank you for the suggestion, Terry. PS is Photoshop.
So I need to rotate the images before stitching? I tried it with the
stitched image and it distorted the image (making it snake about). The
image list shows the images (all shot vertically) sideways, BTW. I found
an
entry in the FAQ about upside down images ... it said to look for the
Num.
Trans. buttons in Preview, but those buttons don't exist, from what I can
see.
I sure would like to get this solved ... I've spent hours and it must be
so simple. :(
After alignment (in simple interface) or after optimisation (in advanced
and expert interface), but before stitching, you should be able to go
through whatever move/drag you want in the Preview to position the image
as you would like.
Rotate using right mouse, move using the left mouse.
The "snaking about" results from moving the viewpoint up or down. Rotate
first to get it more or less level then move to centre it.
It might also help to set "Detect vertical lines" in "File->Preferences"
"Assistant" tab. If verticals are detected hugin will be able to
automatically level the pano.
Cheers,
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Regards,
Terry Duell
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