Google Summer of Code 2012 is on!

Dear hugin-ptx members.

Just a heads-up for those who haven't seen it: Google Summer of Code
2012 is on [1]. This means that we as a community at least have to
think about if we would like to start collecting ideas and ways of
finding mentors as well as students. If we want to take part again.

Greetings from wintery Switzerland,
Habi (a bit on the run, since he leaves for three weeks of holidays
tomorrow and will return with many panos to stitch)

[1]: http://google-opensource.blogspot.com/2012/02/google-summer-of-code-2012-is-on.html

PS: If Christoph Spiel reads this: I *still* owe you money from last
years GSoC. Please contact me!

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enfuse: feature proposal to evaluate 'technical' qualities

Hi group!

I'd like to point you to a feature proposal I've made for enfuse, and
I'd be curious to hear what you think of it:

https://bugs.launchpad.net/enblend/+bug/927509

Kay

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Re: Re: multiblend - a faster alternative to Enblend (Win x86/x64 binaries and source code) - v0.2 with JPEG support + bugfixes

Hullo Bart,

On Wed, 08 Feb 2012 03:05:44 +1100, Bart van Andel <bavanandel <at> gmail.com>  
wrote:

> Hey everybody,
>
> I've downloaded the source files to try and see if I could compile it for
> my own purposes. Attached is a modified version (source code) with a  
> number of changes compared to David's current version:
>
[snip]
> Code is tested only through the cross-compile build and works fine for  
> me.
> If anyone is interested I can post the binaries to this list or some  
> other place.
> Compiling natively on Linux works fine too, but I haven't actually   
> blended
> anything with it (it does run though). Compiling natively on Windows  
> hasn't been tested.
>
> Comments welcome!

It compiles here on Fedora 16 x86_64 using your build.sh.
I have run a simple test blend without any options, and blends OK.
I'll try to do a bit more rigorous testing when I have a bit more time,  
and report if I find any problems.

Thanks for your work on this.

Recommend a camera

anyone going to Libre Graphics Meeting?

Celeste remove my control points

Hi Everybody,
I use Hugin a lot of. I have about one hundred 360 pano, you can to
see somes pano here ( http://www.trebol-a.com/panoramicas ).
This week I set ON the option "run automatic Celeste after detected
control point" (I dont sure the name option, I have Spanish version).
I never before used this option because I prefer to make the panoramas
manually.

Ok, I set the control point in every picture, press "Align..." button,
wait a moment... and Hugin remove control point beetween photo 14 -
15. Ok, set the control point again, run "Align..." ....and Celeste
remove this point again. Ok, I off Celeste.

Question: Would not it be better that Celeste plugins ignore the
control points setting by the user? working Celeste only with the
autopano...

Regards. Great app.

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linefit.exe crashes

Hi all, I just updated to the latest Hugin and it keeps crashing with
the linefit.exe while trying to stitch panoramas. I am using a 64 bit
machine running Windows 7.

I have another question. I am trying something different. I am trying
to stitch a panorama of panoramas! I used a lens at 40mm and crop
factor 1.62 to get a set of 4 panoramas. Now, I would like to stitch
those 4 into a vertorama and I am not sure what to enter when it
prompts for lens details. Any help here would be appreciated.

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fast preview window randomly stopped working

OK so yesterday i was making 3 panoramas and the first one went good
the second on however kept crashing wile trying to align the photos.
so I restarted my computer and tried again and it worked but them when
i went on to make the third one it crashed again during aligning.
So Today i removed hugin and re downloaded it (2011.4.0 the same as i
had before) and it still did not work so i loaded and old project opto
file and tried to go to preview and it crashed.
That is when i realized its the fast preview option that's the
culprit.
So i try again only i set it to open preview window after aligning and
it worked.
My problem is that i don't like the preview window its layed out weird
does anyone know how to fix this or have this same problem.

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Can Hugin be configured to stitch together a high number of of overlapping 360x192 images?

I am trying to stitch together screenshots from a game to form a map.
Each image is of pretty low resolution (360x192) and they're taken in
chronological succession and would, bar a small amount of visual noise
and lightness difference, form 1:1 matches. There is a huge number of
images (400+).

An example of doing this manually in GIMP is available here:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10190786/map3.xcf

I'm trying to get Hugin to do this, but so far have only met limited
success. The main issues are:
- failure to actually get any sort of arrangement
- getting stuck at the cropping step (which i don't want anyhow)
- long time spent in photometric optimization

The only success i've had was with ~10 images, where the result was
farly good, with the only downside being it being downscaled to ~50%.

Are there known good settings for such a situation?

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Re: Re: More Help needed with Enfuse within Hugin

On 01/31/2012 12:39 AM, kfj wrote:

> On 31 Jan., 09:01, Gnome Nomad wrote:
>
>> Hmmm, on my Minolta, I can set the bracketing to shoot the median
>> exposure in the middle: -2, 0, +2. Maybe your Canon can do the same?
>
> no it cannot.

Bummer.

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Enblend bundled with Hugin no longer supports -m

Hi guys,

I'm not sure when this might have started, if indeed it was
intentional, but it seems the current hugin Windows x32 bundle comes
with a version of enblend that is compiled without image cache,

"enblend: warning: option "-m" has no effect in this version of
enblend"

 so those of us with with only a few gig of ram can run into out of
memory errors.

I was wondering if this was intentional i.e. enblend has moved on from
when this functionality was required? I know with x64 that larger
amounts of ram are less of an issue and more people are moving to x64.
I do realise I can still get enblend from the enblend site, and that
still supports -m, but I would assume the latest enblend bundled with
hugin has various bug fixes etc in it, which would make it more
desireable to have if possible.

Regards,
Stratty ;)

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