I am trying to create a gigapixel file which is larger than 4GB size. how
can i do it in windows?
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2011/11/15, Emad ud din Bhatt xyzt...@gmail.com:
I am trying to create a gigapixel file which is larger than 4GB size. how
can i do it in windows?
Which version of Windows? What type of partition do you want to write
your file to (FAT32 or NTFS)?
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Emad ud din Bhatt wrote:
I am trying to create a gigapixel file which is larger than 4GB size.
how can i do it in windows?
Don't know Windows that well, but I believe the Windows NTFS disk format
supports files larger than that. Note: by default, Windows formats
external drives with FAT32,
On Mon 14-Nov-2011 at 20:10 -0800, Karmadillo wrote:
On Nov 7, 10:14 pm, Karmadillo directrix.digi...@gmail.com wrote:
I just ran up Ubuntu 11.1 64bit and selected Hugin from the package
manager. It was called Panorama but seems to be the 2011.2 version.
When I try to run it, I get this
TIFF file format will not support images larger than 4GB
Note that intermediate files are also subject to this limit so you may
find it hard to produce TIFF outputs above 3GB. The largest file size
I obtained was 3.4GB but the image was badly messed up and unusable. I
ended up settling for a 2.8GB
I never did a gigapan. In fact the largest I have done was 15000x7500 what
gives about 112megapixels I guess. I already think its very hard to post
edit this picture, so I thought that when you do a giga you already do it
into tiles, don`t you? And surely with a very well calibrated mechanism not
Hi,
I need to photograph a whole street. I was thinking of doing a mosaic.
Any suggestion for taking the photos?
I was planning of doing a whole bunch of small panos, just 2 images. I
have an NN, then move to the next 3 houses... Any better way?
Thanks
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At the risk of sounding like a moron (as I usually do) I'll respond.
I've only recently experimented with this myself. But my initial
thought is, Do you want a mosaic or a pano?
Actually, it really sounds like you might want a linear pano rather
than a mosaic. Or possibly a series of partial panos
I would tend to think focus bracketing should be done first (but I
offer this from theory and gut instinct rather than actual
experience :-) ! ) On the other hand, since the focus bracketing is
only in two (presumably smaller) areas maybe my gut doesn't think it's
as theoretically urgent to do the
On 11/15/11, JohnPW johnpwatk...@gmail.com wrote:
At the risk of sounding like a moron (as I usually do) I'll respond.
No you are not.
I've only recently experimented with this myself. But my initial
thought is, Do you want a mosaic or a pano?
Actually, it really sounds like you might want a
NTFS and FAT32 are not problems. Problem is with TIFF file limitations of
4GB size.
I am not able to gigapixel images with hugin. But I have an innovative idea
of doing it with hugin. Idea is all about tiles and than making a Mosaic.
1.If we are able to get gigapixel image rendered by hugin in
On 16 Nov., 06:25, Syv Ritch elfrog...@gmail.com wrote:
On 11/15/11, JohnPW johnpwatk...@gmail.com wrote:
I've only recently experimented with this myself. But my initial
thought is, Do you want a mosaic or a pano?
Actually, it really sounds like you might want a linear pano rather
than
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