[ptx] Hugin & enblend

[Mike Runge]

In Stitcher tab select:
 engine: nona
 format: tiff (NOT multiple Tiff!)
 checkmark "Softblending Images" option

Ensure, the property "Delete Files after enblend" (or similar) is
UNCHECKED in Preferences/Misc!

You will get multiple Tiff-Files AND the blended single Tiff file.
I think it's quite usable to get BOTH. You can inspect afterwards the
blended single Tiff and it it isn't perfect (e.g. some ghosts), you
already have the multiple tiffs available to crop them in some ways and
run enblend (now from the commandline) again.

Be aware of the limitations of the enblend -w option in case of blending
zenith/nadir images! That's easier to do from the commandline.

best, mike




On 5/12/2005, "Rob Park" <rbpark at gmail.com> wrote:

>On 5/11/05, Didier Hérisson <didier.herisson at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Enblend is made as a post-processing add-on for panoramas previously
>> calculated by Hugin. It stitched very nicely pictures, adjusting colors
>> in-between the different pictures.
>> It could be great to use it together with nona directly from the Hugin
>> interface... without going through command line.
>> Is there any project to do so?
>
>You can already do this. The option is there in the hugin interface. I
>simply prefer to do it from the commandline with the -v switch so that
>I can see what's going on.
>
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