Re: Hugin 2011.0.0 released

On May 29, 3:54 pm, Yuval Levy <goo... <at> levy.ch> wrote:
> EXECUTABLES
>
> Users communities produce executables for their respective platforms.
>
> These executables are then added to the download section on SourceForge at http://sourceforge.net/projects/hugin/files/hugin/

Windows binaries are now on SourceForge.

Matthew

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Re: Please proof read "Read Me First (Mac)" for new Hugin 2011.0

Harry,

A few small comments.

1. In the section headed "Usage of Hugin"
  between steps
    1 add images to the project via the "Images" tab,
      and
    2 add control points,

add as Item 2,  renumbering those below it:
    2. Set the Yaw, Pitch, Roll and Stack for each image

2. In the section headed:
"Those who are interested in the development."
a) The part that appears as:
    "a Wiki knowledge base about all kind of panaorama related
topics."
should read (2 changes kinds and panorama):
      "a Wiki knowledge base about all kinds of panorama related
topics."

b) and the part that appears as:
    "you will find new development MacOsx builds at regular basis."
should read (2 changes Mac OS X and "on a" instead of "at"):
      "you will find new development MacOS X builds on a regular
basis."

all the best

Re: 2011.0: To release or not to release, that's the question

On Sun, May 29, 2011 at 3:37 PM, Harry van der Wolf <hvdwolf <at> gmail.com> wrote:

> Sorry I had not added you to the list of selected users.
> Please find it here:
> http://hugin.panotools.org/testing/hugin/Hugin.app20110528.zip

  I have worked with this test version for a few panos.  I can get a
stitched pano from within the application, but it comes with the
following error message that I saved as a log file:

enblend: info: loading next image: DSCF0073-DSCF00750000.tif 1/1
enblend: info: loading next image: DSCF0073-DSCF00750001.tif 1/1
enblend: info: loading next image: DSCF0073-DSCF00750002.tif 1/1
enblend: info: writing final output
gnumake: write error

  The pano is created and written to disk and no "write error" is
actually apparent.  Indeed, the above log file is all that is
displayed in the stitch log window as the pano is being created and
written.  I did note that the Control Points windows did display a lot
of graphical weirdness that I seem to recall had recently been
discussed on the list.

  Bottom line, the application does create a pano in this test version of Hugin.

  Steve

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Re: Re: Hugin 2011.0.0 released

Re: 2011.0: To release or not to release, that's the question

Yuval Levy wrote:
> On May 31, 2011 07:13:44 AM Harry van der Wolf wrote:
>> 2011/5/31 Yuval Levy <google <at> levy.ch>
>>> On May 30, 2011 07:36:50 PM Bruno Postle wrote:
>>>> Another option is just to change Hugin to only ever send stitching
>>>> jobs to the Batch Processor and stop supporting hugin_stitch_project
>>>> in the GUI.
>>>>
>>>> It is a bit weird having two GUI tools to manage stitching, I'm sure
>>>> this confuses new users.
>>> agree.  just set the Batch Processor to behave like hugin_stitch_project
>>> by default (i.e. start stitching right away) and most users won't even
>>> notice that hugin_stitch_project is gone.
>>>
>>> Yuv
>> I see it as an option, but not one I personally favor. For OSX we are
>> talking about <20% of the user population that is affected. I don't like to
>> change it for >80%, especially because it degrades user friendliness for
>> those >80%. Most people favor an integrated Gui. It's also one of the
>> complaints for gimp with all those floating windows around (and even Gimp
>> and other gtk related programs are slowly migrating to the integral gui).
> 
> I was thinking about this "option" for all users (including Linux and 
> Windows), and I guess Bruno too.
> 
> Unless Hugin on the Mac is completely different than on Linux, there is no 
> "integrated Gui".  On Linux, when I hit the "stitch now" button, it starts a 
> different application with its own (simple) GUI.  Floating window indeed.

It starts up what looks (to me) like a basic window displaying the text 
message outputs of whatever CLI programs it's running.

> The Batch Stitcher only has a more complex GUI to make the extra functionality 
> accessible.  I am sure it can be tweaked to offer a simpler view similar to 
> what is shown nowadays by hugin_stitch_project by default; and maybe even 
> taken one step further, reducing it to an icon in the notification tray that 
> shows it's current status (waiting/working/error) and opens up a control 
> window only when the user clicks on it.

Is there a difference in priority/performance when running "Stitch Now" 
vs sending to batch?

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Re: 2011.0: To release or not to release, that's the question

On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 11:10 PM, phartzake <at> gmail.com
<phartzake <at> gmail.com> wrote:

  I failed to mention that I am running 10.5.4 on an iMac Core Two Duo.

  Steve

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Hugin 2011.0.0 release notes

Re: Re: Please proof read "Read Me First (Mac)" for new Hugin 2011.0

Re: 2011.0: To release or not to release, that's the question

Re: 2011.0: To release or not to release, that's the question

On Tue 31-May-2011 at 20:38 -1000, Gnome Nomad wrote:
>Yuval Levy wrote:
>>Unless Hugin on the Mac is completely different than on Linux, 
>>there is no "integrated Gui".  On Linux, when I hit the "stitch 
>>now" button, it starts a different application with its own 
>>(simple) GUI.  Floating window indeed.
>
>It starts up what looks (to me) like a basic window displaying the 
>text message outputs of whatever CLI programs it's running.

It is a GUI tool called hugin_stitch_project that takes a .pto 
project, creates a Makefile for stitching it, processes it and 
displays the text output in a window.  It also lets you save a log 
file when things go wrong.

>Is there a difference in priority/performance when running "Stitch 
>Now" vs sending to batch?

They should be equivalent, both use the same Makefile stitching 
backend.  The batch processor also allows reordering the queue, 
pausing and stopping, the queue should survive a reboot of the 
machine.

The batch processor can also identify likely projects from lists of 
photos, and will queue/process the alignment step as well as 
stitching.

The GUI isn't as clear as it could be and it has some superfluous 
options, but really it is about time it replaced 
hugin_stitch_project.

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