[ptx] some pano questions

[Philippe Gac]

very good work!

it seems to work only if all photos (of an object in one single plane) are shot with the same angle (esp. perpendicular)
and distance to the object plane
then you have to set up a very long f and/or play with g, h shift parameters

but I couldn't manage a set of shots at varying angles (oblique, to avoid the flash light!)

the limitation is primarily that of panotools

many times I wished a camera aware of its orientation (integrating a nano spirit/plumb level! or a nano gyroscope?)

philippe


> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : ptx-bounces at email-lists.org [mailto:ptx-bounces at email-lists.org]De
> la part de Alex Romosan
> Envoye : 18 February 2005 21:18
> A : ks
> Cc : ptx at email-lists.org
> Objet : Re: [ptx] some pano questions
>
>
> ks <transients at gmx.de> writes:
>
> > 2)assemble several images that were shot from different positions. A
> > pano  of a long object for example, where the individual photos were
> > taken  sequentially by walking alongside the object and making shots
> > perpendicular to the object.
>
> i just managed to do that and i kind of stumbled upon the solution by
> accident (not sure if it is the right one but it worked for me). in
> hugin, after loading the images, select 'camera and lens' and then try
> to align each image with the others by specifying the image centre
> shift (horizontal and/or vertical). uncheck inherit first. then select
> the control points, and optimize. i am still trying to improve the
> picture but you can see my result at http://caliban.lbl.gov/mural.jpg.
>
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