The current Hugin version 2014.0.0 actually aligns images, I saw that on
a friend's Mac when I showed him a basic workflow for partial panoramas.
He had no old preferences so the Assistant ran in a way intended by the
software developers.
It's often a good idea to "dive into" a new program version
(particularly one that is reported to fancy some major changes) with
default settings.
Either rename Hugin's prefs (open the folder /Users/<your
account>/Library/Preferences/ and rename the file "hugin Preferences" to
e.g. "hugin Preferences.txt") while the application isn't running or
just open Hugin's preferences dialog and reset every tab. The first
option has the advantage that you can look up your old settings.
Carl
Mark Roden wrote on 11.07.15 15:01:
Ah, got it.
In the spirit of making things easy for the user, then may I suggest
that there be a dialog when you first ask that asks if you want to align
images after loading?
My problem was, when I went to go align them, the program said that
there were no control points. So the alignment task should also be
running cp-find instead of bringing up the manual interface, or at least
offering to.
Finally, when I load up on my mac, I get a series of error messages
about various debugging services that need to start up, and a failure of
a submodule. I can post those messages if you'd like.
Mark
On Saturday, July 11, 2015 at 2:43:02 AM UTC-5, T. Modes wrote:
Am Samstag, 11. Juli 2015 08:21:15 UTC+2 schrieb Mark Roden:
When I lower the control threshold to 0.6 from 0.8 and then
manually run cpfind, everything works as expected in 2014.
My suggestion would be that, once settings have changed with
respect to how points are found, offer to rerun the point
finding algorithm. It may also be worth lowering the threshold
for correlation, as shots taken within seconds of each other
were apparently not close enough by this metric.
The correlation threshold in the preferences is not used by cpfind.
It applies only to the cp tab. So changing this threshold has no
implication for cpfind and changing it is pointless for cpfind.
You can configure Hugin to automatically align the images after
loading: go to preferences, tab assistant and tick option "Align
images after loading". Then the images are automatically aligned
after loading. I think, this is the option you want.
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