A number of times now the question has come up, and a some people have partially answered it (including myself), but if the full answer has come up, I have missed it:
If someone wants to take a bunch of images that are mostly rectified and well behaved, sift them, and stich them together, what's the best technique? Hugin can do this awesomely, but as far as I know, insists on surface-of-sphere comprehension (which is ironic given how spherical the earth is, but that's not really the point). Is there a way to do this flat, without jumping through too many hoops? If noone has the complete answer, what's the closest we do have? Thanks, JR _______________________________________________ talk mailing list t...@host134.hostmonster.com http://host134.hostmonster.com/mailman/listinfo/talk_openaerialmap.org
