[ptx] Stitching scanned, "flat" images

[Mike Runge]

Did you tried a simple trick like defining a very large focal length?

As far as I have seen splitted maps like you may have in mind, they
don't have any overlap. Maybe defining controlpoints at the very edge
for a first result and than correcting yaw and pitch manually works?!

Hmm,
sounds not really handy. Maybe simple PS or gimp or ImageMagick (convert)
would be better solution?!

best, mike


On 10/5/2004, "HaJo Schatz" <hajo at hajo.net> wrote:

>Hi List,
>
>Maybe a silly question but -- could Hugin also be used to stitch
>scanned, "flat" images?
>
>What I'm trying to achieve is to scan a large map in multi-row pieces
>and stitch it together. There'll be yaw/pitch/roll corrections necessary
>but nothing else I assume. The projection is different from a panorama I
>guess, as the scale has to remain correct on all parts of the map after
>scanning (I'll be using the result for navigational purposes, Ie I can
>not affort distortions being introduced).
>
>Any thoughts or pointers to alternative methods are highly welcome. I
>have tried xmerge but I'm not really happy with the results, it seems to
>introduce errors of a few pixels at least.
>
>Tnx,
>HaJo
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