Hello Paul,
On Wed, 27 May 2015 19:45:54 +1000, bugbear <[email protected]>
wrote:
[snip]
I did use the new 'EditCP' tool in hugin-2015.0.0, which made finding
and removing the worst of the CPs an easy task.
How did you do this? Each image on the preview is tiny (since I have 30
images), so I don't
see how you got benefit from the tool.
I do use a large screen which probably helps, and just increase the FOV as
much as I can while still keeping the bad points in view.
[snip]
Adding just one vertical line, in the one image, is all that is needed
to fix it.
Mean error 0.5, max 2.9.
Perfect!
The result is also surprisingly square, given the lack of all but 1
vertical and horizontal CPs.
Well, except it's upside down...
Yes, but not unexpected as most of the images in the project I received
were shot in that orientation. The simplest solution would be to stitch
and then do a 180 rotation in an image viewer.
Cheers,
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Terry Duell
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