Align a stack of photos - Revision history

Harryvanderwolf at 08:00, 11 February 2013

2013-02-11T08:00:15Z

Harryvanderwolf at 07:58, 11 February 2013

2013-02-11T07:58:39Z

Harryvanderwolf: /* Set new Gui version as default. Create link to older version /*

2013-02-11T07:56:39Z

/* Set new Gui version as default. Create link to older version /*

Harryvanderwolf: /* Set new Gui version as default. Create link to older version /*

2013-02-11T07:56:14Z

/* Set new Gui version as default. Create link to older version /*

Thomas: Updated for new gui, added links to individual tabs

2013-02-10T09:46:48Z

Updated for new gui, added links to individual tabs

Groogle at 02:51, 10 February 2013

2013-02-10T02:51:04Z

Mouser: /* Aligning with hugin */ Added some keyboard shortcuts and menu descriptions; not sure if this is windows-specific, though

2009-01-19T22:49:27Z

‎Aligning with hugin: Added some keyboard shortcuts and menu descriptions; not sure if this is windows-specific, though

Erik Krause: 1 revision(s)

2007-03-21T18:09:00Z

1 revision(s)

Bruno: clean up redirecting links

2007-03-21T18:07:00Z

clean up redirecting links

Bruno: clean up redirecting links

2007-03-15T23:16:38Z

clean up redirecting links

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-''('''These instructions but for the current stable release version 2012.0 can also be read in this wiki as an [http://wiki.panotools.org/index.php?title=Align_a_stack_of_photos&oldid=15021 older version]''')''
+''('''These instructions but then for the current stable release version 2012.0 can also be read in this wiki as an [http://wiki.panotools.org/index.php?title=Align_a_stack_of_photos&oldid=15021 older version]''')''
 There are occasions where it is necessary to align a set of otherwise identical

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-! '''2013-02-12:'''
+! '''2013-02-10:'''
-! These pages are now completely rewritten to reflect the state of the new designed GUI of the 2013.0 version.
+! This page is rewritten to reflect the state of the new designed GUI of the 2013.0 version.
 This 2013.0 version will be released in Quarter 1 of 2013.
 |}
-''('''This same instructions for the current stable release version 2012.0 can also be read in this wiki as an [http://wiki.panotools.org/index.php?title=Align_a_stack_of_photos&oldid=15021 older version]''')''
+''('''These instructions but for the current stable release version 2012.0 can also be read in this wiki as an [http://wiki.panotools.org/index.php?title=Align_a_stack_of_photos&oldid=15021 older version]''')''
 There are occasions where it is necessary to align a set of otherwise identical

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-! '''2013-01-30:'''
+! '''2013-02-12:'''
 ! These pages are now completely rewritten to reflect the state of the new designed GUI of the 2013.0 version.
 This 2013.0 version will be released in Quarter 1 of 2013.

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		+	! These pages are now completely rewritten to reflect the state of the new designed GUI of the 2013.0 version.
		+	This 2013.0 version will be released in Quarter 1 of 2013.
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		+	''('''This same instructions for the current stable release version 2012.0 can also be read in this wiki as an [http://wiki.panotools.org/index.php?title=Align_a_stack_of_photos&oldid=15021 older version]''')''
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 * Start up a new [[hugin]] project for each series and load the images.  Set the [[Field of View]], [[lens correction model|lens parameters]] and [[projections|projection]] type, ie. if your lens is a [[fisheye Projection|fisheye]], set this for both the input and output projection.
-* Create control points via the Images tab.  [[Panomatic]] may give better results than [[Cpfind]].
+* Create control points via the [[Hugin Photos tab|Photos tab]].  [[Align_image_stack]] is specialized for this task. But also [[Panomatic]] or [[Cpfind]] work for this use case.
-* Select "Positions and View (y,p,r,v)" and "Optimise now!" in the Optimise tab.
+* Select "Positions (y,p,r)" and "Optimise now!" in the [[Hugin Photos tab|Photos tab]].
-* If necessary, fine tune the control points in the Control Points tab.
+* If necessary, fine tune the control points in the [[Hugin Control Points tab|Control Points tab]] and optimise again.
-* In the fast panorama preview, the images will be on top of each other.  Select "Move/Drag" and "Fit", then deselect all images except the first.  Select "Crop" and "Auto-Crop".
+* In the [[Hugin Main window|fast panorama preview]], the images will be on top of each other.  Select "Move/Drag" and "Fit", then select "Crop" and "HDR Autocrop".
-* Deselect the first image and select the second image.  Crop manually by only reducing the size of the crop rectangle.  Continue one by one until the crop rectangle has been adjusted for all the images.
+* In the [[Hugin Stitcher tab|Stitcher tab]], select "Calculate Optimal Size", then deselect the default panorama outputs and select "No exposure correction, low dynamic range" in the "Remapped images" section.  Select "Stitch!".
-* Select all the images again.
 * In the Stitcher tab, select "Calculate Optimal Size", then deselect the default panorama outputs and select "No exposure correction, low dynamic range" in the "Remapped images" section.  Select "Stitch!".
 See a more detailed view of this article [http://www.lemis.com/grog/photography/aligning-with-Hugin.php here].
 [[Category:Tutorial:Specialised]]

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 * Start up a new [[hugin]] project for each series and load the images.  Set the [[Field of View]], [[lens correction model|lens parameters]] and [[projections|projection]] type, ie. if your lens is a [[fisheye Projection|fisheye]], set this for both the input and output projection.
-* Create a few hundred [[control points]] between each pair of consecutive photos with the '''g''' key in the '''control point''' tab.
+See a more detailed view of this article [http://www.lemis.com/grog/photography/aligning-with-Hugin.php here].
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-* Fine tune all points (available in the Edit menu)
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-* Delete any control points with a correlation less than 90% (i.e. open the control point list (F3 or the Show Control Points icon in the toolbar), press the '''select by distance''' button, enter -0.9, and hit the '''delete''' button).
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-* Optimise positions ('''ctrl-T'''), select points by distance again but this time enter 0.2. Optimise again.
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-* Adjust the field-of view in the '''stitching''' tab to something slightly smaller than the input size so there are no transparent edges.
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-* Stitch to '''multiple TIFF''' format.
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 [[Category:Tutorial:Specialised]]

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 == Aligning with hugin ==
-* Start up a new [[hugin]] project for each series and load the images.  Set the [[field of view]], [[lens correction model|lens parameters]] and [[projections|projection]] type, ie. if your lens is a [[fisheye Projection|fisheye]], set this for both the input and output projection.
+* Start up a new [[hugin]] project for each series and load the images.  Set the [[Field of View]], [[lens correction model|lens parameters]] and [[projections|projection]] type, ie. if your lens is a [[fisheye Projection|fisheye]], set this for both the input and output projection.
 * Create a few hundred [[control points]] between each pair of consecutive photos with the '''g''' key in the '''control point''' tab.