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* [[nona]] a command-line replacement for [[PTStitcher]].
 
* [[nona]] a command-line replacement for [[PTStitcher]].
 
* [[fulla]] correction of [[barrel distortion]], [[chromatic aberration]] and [[vignetting]].
 
* [[fulla]] correction of [[barrel distortion]], [[chromatic aberration]] and [[vignetting]].
* [[nona_gui]] a version of [[nona]] with simple gui progress dialogs, similar to the windows version of [[PTStitcher]].
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* [[nona_gui]] a version of [[nona]] with simple GUI progress dialogs, similar to the windows version of [[PTStitcher]].
* [[autooptimiser]] an experimental tool with the same interface as [[PTOptimizer]] except using pairwise optimization which doesn't require any manual pre-placement.
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* [[autooptimiser]] a tool with the same interface as [[PTOptimizer]] except using pairwise optimization which doesn't require any manual pre-placement.
 
* [[align_image_stack]] a tool to automate the process to [[align a stack of photos]].
 
* [[align_image_stack]] a tool to automate the process to [[align a stack of photos]].
 
* [[tca_correct]] a tool to automatically generate [[chromatic aberration]] correction parameters for use with [[fulla]].
 
* [[tca_correct]] a tool to automatically generate [[chromatic aberration]] correction parameters for use with [[fulla]].
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* [[vig_optimize]] command line tool to estimate photometric parameters.
 
* [[vig_optimize]] command line tool to estimate photometric parameters.
 
* [[hugin_hdrmerge]] merges multiple exposures to [[HDR]] using Khan anti-ghosting algorithm
 
* [[hugin_hdrmerge]] merges multiple exposures to [[HDR]] using Khan anti-ghosting algorithm
* [[hugin_stitch_project]] batch stitches a hugin project, performing any [[HDR]] merging or blending as necessary.
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* [[hugin_stitch_project]] a GUI tool to stitch a single hugin .pto project.
 
* [[celeste_standalone]] removes cloud-like control points from project files.
 
* [[celeste_standalone]] removes cloud-like control points from project files.
* [[Hugin Batch Processor|PTBatcherGUI]] queue manager for stitching multiple hugin projects.
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* [[Hugin Batch Processor|PTBatcherGUI]] a GUI queue manager for stitching multiple hugin projects.
* [[PTBatcher]] command-line access to the stitching queue.
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* [[PTBatcher]] command-line access to the [[hugin Batch Processor]] stitching queue.
 
* [[panoglview]] OpenGL panorama viewer stored in sourceforge SVN alongside [[hugin]] which must be built separately.
 
* [[panoglview]] OpenGL panorama viewer stored in sourceforge SVN alongside [[hugin]] which must be built separately.
 
* [[autopano-sift-C]] version of [[autopano-sift]] written in C, also needs to be built separately.
 
* [[autopano-sift-C]] version of [[autopano-sift]] written in C, also needs to be built separately.

Revision as of 16:48, 15 April 2009

Hugin is an opensource graphical user interface (GUI) for Panorama tools.

Like other GUI front-ends, hugin provides an easy-to-use unified point-and-click interface to a whole range of other command-line tools including:

The Hugin project's mission is not only to provide a powerful GUI, but also to provide opensource replacements for the small number of closed source components of Panorama tools, especially PTStitcher. A PTStitcher replacement, called nona has been developed, supporting its most important features.

Among the many flexible Hugin workflow options, it is possible to correct exposure, Vignetting and White balance between photos; generate HDR or exposure blended output from bracketed photos; or use 16bit and HDR input data natively.

Hugin components

The following tools are part of the hugin suite:

More information, documentation and tutorials are available on the project website.

User interface

Development

Hugin is Open Source, and like every community-developed software very much dependent on voluntary contributions of resources. If you have coding skills, you are welcome to look at the source code and contribute to it. Even if you don't have coding skills, you most likely have some skills that the project could use and you are more than welcome to contribute your time. The tasks requiring attention change frequently and so do the required skillset and resources. Find more about the development process.


See also

  • hugin FAQ Frequently asked questions about hugin

External links

Supported operating systems