[ptx] Using nona before autopano-sift for ultra wide-angle lenses
Pablo d'Angelo
pablo.dangelo at web.de
Wed Aug 16 06:49:43 BST 2006
Hi all,
Daniel M. German schrieb:
> Sebastien Perez-Duarte twisted the bytes to say:
>
> Sebastien> On 8/8/06, Daniel M. German <dmgerman at uvic.ca> wrote:
> >> [clens]
> >> will remove the distortion (although the edges will still be naturally
> >> distorted due to the fact it is a rectilinear lens).
>
> Sebastien> The distortion that bothers most autopano seems to be the rectilinear
> Sebastien> distortion.
>
> What if you generate a fisheye-projection when you correct distortion?
> Will that make autopano more precise?
I haven't tried for images with a medium FOV, but for the images from my
peleng fisheye, it autopano doesn't work well.
One idea would be to create multiple smaller rectilinear images (lets say 4)
from the wide HFOV images. Then these could be stitched together directly.
This avoids the "reproject control points into original image" step, for
which no software exists today.
ciao
Pablo
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