PhotoLine crashes when trying to stitch a multi-row panorama using the ordered input option (Reihenfolge fest).Options:
Three modes are available:
cylinder mode. Give better results if:
You are only turning left (or right) when taking the images (as is usually done), no translations or other type of rotations allowed.
Images are taken with the same camera, with a known FOCAL_LENGTH set in config.
Images are given in the left-to-right order.
camera estimation mode. No translation is the only requirement on cameras. It can usually work well as long as you don't have too few images. But it's slower because it needs to perform pairwise matches.
translation mode. Simply stitch images together by affine transformation. It works when camera performs pure translation and scene points are roughly at the same depth. It also requires ordered input.
Some options you may care:
FOCAL_LENGTH: focal length of your camera in 35mm equivalent. Only useful in cylinder mode.
ORDERED_INPUT: whether input images are ordered sequentially. has to be 1 in CYLINDER and TRANS mode.
CROP: whether to crop the final image to avoid irregular white border.
In cylinder/translation mode, the input file names need to have the correct order.
That is soooo cool. Thanks a lot!
do you have example images for this?russellcottrell wrote:PhotoLine crashes when trying to stitch a multi-row panorama using the ordered input option (Reihenfolge fest).
I tested with the sample pictures of OpenPano. There is no problem in "Native mode". The 3 listed modes are flags to set before I call Open Pano. I somewhere read that I can call it without setting one of the flags - that's native.russellcottrell wrote:I could not figure out what Native means. It usually results in a “target size too large” error.
I don't know what I should think of OpenPano. It's fast and the results are good if there are resultsrussellcottrell wrote:I was using images taken on a tripod with a panoramic head, but the stitcher still has a lot of trouble with moving foliage.
