[ptx] hugin and enblend?

[Jim Watters]

Yes, panotools on sourceforge contains all changes, except some work I 
started with the 16 bit version of the Fourier plugin.
The Windows binary on my site contains all changes including the work on 
16bit Fourier.
Unexplained by my ISP yet, my site is currently not available.  I have 
been away for a few days, and just found out.  I hope to have an answer 
soon.
http://members.rogers.com/photocreations2/panotools/pano12test7.zip

I have from Fulvio a copy of his current changes that I have not had 
time to compare.  In the coming days I will post an updated version.  
And will post one to sourceforge.  The one on sourceforge will have 
limited FoV for fisheye lenses.  This is the main reason for not hosting 
them there in the first place.  Links to versions with increased FoV 
would also be useful.  I'll continue hosting the Windows version.  Well, 
when my ISP tells me what is going on.

 Jim Watters

 Graphic Software Developer
 http://members.rogers.com/jimwatters



Rik Littlefield wrote:

> Oops, you're right!  I should have checked the Changelog before 
> typing.  Based on the Changelog comments and what else I know about 
> the codes, it looks like the cvs version of fast stitching should be 
> up-to-date except for a glitch related to panoinfo reporting of 
> options, found only with some compilers and build options.
>
>>However, the sourceforge site doesn't contain any binary, or link to
>>binaries, so its probably unuseable to use for the average windows user.
>>
>>Maybe a link to Jim Watters site (with windows binaries)
>>and the linux binaries build by Bruno Postle would be quite useful, I think.
>>  
>>
> I agree, such links should appear on the sourceforge page.  Hosting 
> binaries there would save Jim and Bruno some bandwidth, too.  I will 
> talk with Jim about it. 
>
> --Rik
>