On the Assistant tab, I load my images. Then on the Images tab, I
select each image, and in the Image Orientation entry at the bottom, I
type in my estimate of where the image should go. For a Nodal-Ninja,
the Roll is always -90, and the Pitch can be read off the upper-most
rotation knob for a
Erik Krause wrote:
Am 22.06.2010 15:31, schrieb Markkk:
From my [foreign language] understanding, the word optimise denotes
further refinement. An act of improving an otherwise complete
result. A step that could even be left out for a crude first look
(which obviously is not the case here).
Am 24.06.2010 10:00, schrieb paul womack:
Optimization in this context describes the iterative process of altering
the parameters such that the control point distance finds an optimal
minimum.
(cough)*local* minimum(/cough)
Gesundheit!
Sorry, you are absolutely right. However, isn't
Hugin is on top of all softwares when it comes to PICTURE QUALITY. nobody
matches its final picture output. But its slow and sometimes confused into
making first proper layout. I am referring to my 150 (5 rows) picture
panoramas. So I have to load it first in Autopano pro trial. It give me my
I definitely agree here. The Gigapan robot and it's Stitcher software
show how easy it can be to get that initial layout with constraints -
it always takes pictures on a grid, so you just have to specify how
many rows there are, and suddenly you can preview the shape and
content of your panorama
type in the orientation position? how?
i'm interested.
Dale
On Tue, 2010-06-22 at 08:54 -0700, Aron H wrote:
I definitely agree here. The Gigapan robot and it's Stitcher software
show how easy it can be to get that initial layout with constraints -
it always takes pictures on a grid, so
On Tue 22-Jun-2010 at 08:54 -0700, Aron H wrote:
I realize this is too constrained for many applications, but if you
are taking pictures on a Nodal Ninja or other panorama head, the user
could specify rows/columns and spacing fairly easily, to get started.
Next, we might add the ability to have
