Difference between revisions of "Control Point Detector Parameters"

From PanoTools.org Wiki
Jump to navigation Jump to search
m (Some formatting)
Line 54: Line 54:
 
| style="padding:5px; text-align:left" | <tt>--clean %s </tt>
 
| style="padding:5px; text-align:left" | <tt>--clean %s </tt>
 
|}
 
|}
 +
 +
Hints:
 +
* MacOSX: Both in the bundle version as in the cmake version you need to add cpfind without browsing for it and without adding a pathname, just cpfind.
  
 
= [[Panomatic]] =
 
= [[Panomatic]] =

Revision as of 13:49, 10 October 2010

This site will give you an overview about the different control point detectors and their main options to use with hugin. This settings can be changed in preferences dialog. A detailed description of the individual settings can be found here

Cpfind

  • For outdoor projects, single and multi-row panorama
Detector Type All images at once
Detector One-step detector
Program cpfind
Arguments --multirow --celeste -o %o %s
  • For indoor projects, single and multi-row panorama
Detector Type All images at once
Detector One-step detector
Program cpfind
Arguments --multirow -o %o %s
  • For very big outdoor projects, single and multi-row panorama, with caching to disc
Detector Type Multi-row panoramas
Detector One-step detector
Program cpfind
Arguments --cache --celeste -o %o %s
Cleanup arguments --clean %s

Hints:

  • MacOSX: Both in the bundle version as in the cmake version you need to add cpfind without browsing for it and without adding a pathname, just cpfind.

Panomatic

  • For general projects
Detector Type All images at once
or Multi-row panorama
Detector One-step detector
Program panomatic
Arguments -o %o %i
  • For single-row projects
Detector Type All images at once
Detector One-step detector
Program panomatic
Arguments --linearmatch -o %o %i

Autopano-sift-C

  • For general projects
Detector Type All images at once
Detector One-step detector
Program autopano-sift-c
Arguments --maxmatches %p --projection %f,%v %o %i
in version in Mercurial the parameter --projection is broken, use instead --maxmatches %p %o %i or --maxmatches %p %o %s (the latter works also for bigger projects)
  • For multi-row projects
Detector Type Multi-row panorama
Detector Two-step detector
Feature descriptor generatekeys
Arguments %i %k 800
Feature matcher autopano
Arguments --maxmatches %p %o %k

Autopano by Alexandre Jenny

Detector Type Autopano (by A. Jenny)
Detector One-step detector
Program autopano
Arguments /allinone /path:%d /keys:%p /project:oto /name:%o /size:1024 /f %i

Hints:

  • Autopano runs only on Windows and Linux. There is no MacOS version.
  • Don't mix autopano by A. Jenny with autopano from autopano-sift-C package.

Align_image_stack

  • As standalone detector for HDR images
Detector Type All images at once
Detector One-step detector
Program align_image_stack
Arguments -f %v -v -p %o %i
or -f %v -v -e -p %o %i for full-frame fisheye images

Align_image_stack can also be used in conjugation with the above mentioned detector as special case for stacks. For this use case set Detector Type to Panorama with stacks or Multi-row panorama with stacks and set the options for align_image_stack on the tab Detector for stacks