Julien,
1. what scripting language is this?
for /l %%x in (943,1,943) do (
it's not the shell (/bin/sh)
2. Are your 16bit images 1 single band tif files?
Thanks
Agus
On Thursday, January 24, 2013 9:04:03 PM UTC+1, Julien Schroder wrote:
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Dear Julien,
I´m working with thermal single band aerial images and have been trying to
create mosaics with hugin using manual control points (due to poor image
resolution) and attitude information (yaw,pitch and roll), the result seems
ok in hugin fast preview panorama, but when i tried to
That scripting language is dos batch scripting.
something highly obscure to those on Unix like operating systems (like
myself). :)
Harry
2013/3/29 Agustin Lobo aloboa...@gmail.com
Julien,
1. what scripting language is this?
for /l %%x in (943,1,943) do (
it's not the shell (/bin/sh)
How are the full transparency and temperature images related. [Sorry if
this is obvious from the nona script, but I don's speak nona :-) ]
It appears the full transparency shows a conventional image mosaic with
the temperature image (presumably your temperature mosaic image?) as a
On Tuesday, January 29, 2013 1:52:26 PM UTC-6, Julien Schroder wrote:
Well our work was exploratory, we are in a really windy area and the
overlap wasn't calculated right that is why it is full of gap. It's pretty
hard ot fly totally straight with a plane in this area so that is the best
I see in your script stuff (which as I have said, I don't completely
understand,) that you are using the --multirow switch. So maybe you are
already getting the best performance you can and my suggestion is redundant.
John
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It could be perfect indeed, but I have no idea how to do that with Hugin.
It might as well fix the first problem which appear I suspect when I try to
straight the stripes.
I have the Gps tracks but I don't know how to use them in Hugin
Thanks for your comment
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Oh so that first (cyan tinted) image is a gap between two individual
images? I thought it was on a larger scale gap on a multi image mosaic. I
was thinking it might be from an errant mask, Hugin bug, or some other
esoteric problem.
What scale is this thing at? How large an area does each image
Oh so that first (cyan tinted) image is a gap between two individual
images? I thought it was on a larger scale gap on a multi image mosaic. I
was thinking it might be from an errant mask, Hugin bug, or some other
esoteric problem.
I stitch together about 150 pictures per stripes using Hugin
How are the full transparency and temperature images related. [Sorry if
this is obvious from the nona script, but I don's speak nona :-) ]
It appears the full transparency shows a conventional image mosaic with
the temperature image (presumably your temperature mosaic image?) as a
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