[ptx] PTmender Version 0.2 "The enlightment"
Daniel M. German
dmgerman at uvic.ca
Fri Jan 13 09:33:31 GMT 2006
Rich> Daniel M. German wrote:
>>
>> Marek Januszewski twisted the bytes to say:
>>
Marek> Isn't PTmender an equivalent of nona?
>>
>> I would rather say that, at this stage, the goal of PTmender is to be
>> a rewrite PTStitcher.
>>
>> PTmender is to nona what PTstitcher is to nona. The reason for
>> PTmender to exist is that, under OS X, I wanted colour correction
>> while keeping the layers separated for further processing (enblend
>> does not do it). There was no binary of PTstitcher for OS X,
>> unfortunately, so I took the job.
Rich> wouldn't this result in a bunch of tools that can not be effectively
Rich> used together and each would provide different features ?
that is what we have now. Some people use PTstitcher, while others
use nona.
Rich> nona/enblend/ptmender - and users would have to choose between different
Rich> tradeoffs.
Indeed. Non all panoramas have the same requirements.
I will extract the colour correction process from PTmender and make it
available stand alone. Its main restriction, IMHO, is that it only
supports 8 bits. It needs to improved to handle 16 bit images to be
truly useful, but that is not difficult. The core of the work is
there already.
That way you can:
(PTmender|nona) -> ColourCorrection? -> enblend?
Rich> what are the current plans in regard to nona/ptmender/enblend ?
Rich> will ptmender improvements be available to usual workflow nona->enblend
Rich> ? maybe it will be integrated in nona ?
It is not for me to say.
dmg
Marek> --
Marek> Pozdrawiam/Best regards,
Marek> Marek
Rich> --
Rich
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