A critique of the ptgui interface
Bruno Postle
bruno@postle.net
Wed, 17 Apr 2002 09:40:33 +0100
On Wed 17-Apr-2002, Kai-Uwe.Behrmann@VHBAC.SMF.SACHSEN.DE wrote:
>
> > What is out-of-place is the correct button, which launches the
> > photoshop correct-plugin (except I don't have the plugin installed,
> > so this must come from pano12.dll)
>
> This is a very important point for me because some of the possibitys
> in the correct-plugin are not available elsewhere.
ptgui doesn't integrate this at all, other than letting you pre-process
all your source images with the plugin before doing anything else.
Has anyone had a good look around pano12.* to see what is available?
> Despite of this a particular preview for the lenssettings including
> all of the parameters from the correct-plugin could help easy to
> integrate the physic lenses.
Yes, though I don't know if this is possible.
> > 1.6 Control points
> >
> > Does anyone use anything other than auto-add?
>
> auto-add .. what does this mean? Can this programm really
> automatically place CP´s?
No it can't (though pteditor has something like this, it can auto-align
control points if they are not very accurate).
There are two point selection modes in ptgui:
- Normal, you have to click [add] before selecting control points
- Auto, you don't have to click [add]
> As I tried to explain in my list-email I think about an more
> userprocessoriented application.
That's what is nice about ptgui. I didn't really have any confidence
that I was 'doing it right' until I started using it.
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Bruno