Hello Einar,
On Wed, 10 Sep 2014 05:50:43 +1000, Einar Høst <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to align a long sequence of 1000+ images of a motive changing
slowly over time. My plan is to use pto_gen, cpfind, cpclean,
autooptimizer and nona to produce the aligned sequence. However, the
output I get are
very small images! To be exact, the input files are 2848 × 4272 JPG
files, and the output files are 317 × 434 TIFF files. Why? Obviously I'm
doing
something wrong. Even if I reduce the tool chain to simply pto_gen
followed by nona, my images shrink. I assume I'm using nona wrong, and
not pto_gen?
The commands I run are
pto_gen -o sequence.pto *.JPG
nona -o output -m TIFF_m sequence.pto
Hopefully the newbie mistake I'm doing is obvious to someone.
Try this...
pto_gen -o seq.pto *.JPG
pano_modify --projection=0 --fov=AUTO --center --canvas=AUTO --crop=AUTO
-o seq2.pto seq.pto
nona -o output -m TIFF_m seq2.pto
This produces TIFF almost same size as inputs, for my test images.
Cheers,
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Terry Duell
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