Example .pto attached.
** Attachment added: DSC_5533-DSC_5563.pto
https://bugs.launchpad.net/enblend/+bug/785803/+attachment/2137228/+files/DSC_5533-DSC_5563.pto
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It detects focal length and crop factor with the same code as hugin. There was
a little bug inside bringing these values to GUI. This is fixed in rev.
5cb5a33d8d5b
Concerning the values for image centre shift: I think the quality of these
values depends on the image and the quality of the
Public bug reported:
when entering the command cpfind --kall -o out.pto in.pto I would expect
a) all .key files for the input images to be stored on disk
b) out.pto to be equally stored on disk
indeed the first part happens, but the second not and I must repeat the
command cpfind -o out.pto
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Thanks Thomas, it now knows about the focal length and crop factor.
I have run a test but not getting very good calibration results.
a=22.9, b=-2.3, c=-11.2, d=-6115.2, and e=105016017.7
Clearly the lines being found are not very good.
The images are of a vertical string line on a brick wall,
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