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Harryvanderwolf: /* Image Position */

2013-01-12T13:12:19Z

‎Image Position

Harryvanderwolf: /* Image Position */

2013-01-12T13:10:27Z

‎Image Position

Harryvanderwolf: /* Control points */

2013-01-12T13:09:24Z

‎Control points

Harryvanderwolf: /* Control points */

2013-01-12T13:03:03Z

‎Control points

Harryvanderwolf: /* Control points */

2013-01-12T13:02:12Z

‎Control points

Bruno: s/image orientation/image position/

2011-03-13T00:17:35Z

s/image orientation/image position/

James Legg: add stack documentation

2010-07-22T18:57:25Z

add stack documentation

Bruno: Update for 2010.0.0

2010-01-30T22:04:00Z

Update for 2010.0.0

Vatoz: Added Clean control points section

2009-10-13T21:13:46Z

Added Clean control points section

Bruno: Note Reset.. button on Camera and Lens tab

2009-09-28T22:10:37Z

Note Reset.. button on Camera and Lens tab

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 is the first image in the project.
-Image orientation can be linked between a group of images if they are already aligned. For example, if they form a bracketed set shot on a sturdy tripod. To do this, select all the images in the stack, and press the '''New stack''' button. You can also move images into an existing stack without selecting all the other images in the stack: press '''Change stack...''' and enter the stack number you want the selected images to join. The stack number of each image is given in the table.
+= Stacks =
 If your images form approximately aligned stacks, you can create stacks as usual, select all the images and then uncheck '''Link''' by the image position. Approximately aligned stacks are common when you shoot bracketed sets handheld, or in windy conditions with a light tripod. Hugin will remember that the images form a stack, but does not force the image orientation and translation to be the same across the stack. This is useful for specifying stacks when you have a Panorama with Stacks [[Hugin Preferences#Control_Point_Detectors|control point detector configuration]] before control point generation. You do not have to manually mark approximately aligned stacks in other circumstances, however.

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 = Image Position =
-In the '''Image Position''' section, the orientation of the selected images in the final panorama can be specified by [[yaw]], [[pitch]] and [[roll]] angle (in degrees); and the X, Y, and Z translation parameters. The '''Reset''' button will reset all angles and translations to zero. This is useful if the optimizer could not determine the image orientation well and got stuck with a suboptimal result. It is possible to select multiple images at the same time. Changes in orientation will be applied to all selected images.
+In the '''Image Position''' section, the orientation of the selected images in the final panorama can be specified by [[yaw]], [[pitch]] and [[roll]] angle (in degrees); and the X, Y, and Z translation parameters. The '''Reset''' button will reset all angles and translations to zero. This is useful if the optimizer could not determine the image orientation entirely correct and got stuck with a suboptimal result. It is possible to select multiple images at the same time. Changes in orientation will be applied to all selected images.
 Note that it is also possible to reset '''Image Orientation''' along with other parameters using the '''Reset...''' button on the [[Hugin Camera and Lens tab]].

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	Using '''Clean control points''' button, hugin will try to find and remove outlying control points using statistical methods.		Using '''Clean control points''' button, hugin will try to find and remove outlying control points using statistical methods.
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−	~~The option '''Reference Image''' has two buttons:~~
−	* Anchor this image for position
−	* Anchor this image for exposure
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−	The '''Anchor this image for position''' button is used to make the selected image the "anchor" of the panorama, meaning that hugin will not optimise the position of this image, but optimise the position of the other images "around" this anchor image.
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−	The '''Anchor this image for exposure''' button is used to make the selected image the "anchor" for colour correction. This means that colour correction (optimization) of the other images will be done in relation to this anchor image.

	= Image Position =		= Image Position =

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 The '''Anchor this image for position''' button is used to make the selected image the "anchor" of the panorama, meaning that hugin will not optimise the position of this image, but optimise the position of the other images "around" this anchor image.
-The '''Anchor this image for exposure''' button is used to make the selected image the "anchor" for colour correction. this means that colour correction (optimization) of the other images will be in relation to this anchor image.
+The '''Anchor this image for exposure''' button is used to make the selected image the "anchor" for colour correction. This means that colour correction (optimization) of the other images will be done in relation to this anchor image.
 = Image Position =

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 Individual [[control points]] can be created and edited in the [[Hugin Control Points tab]], here in the '''images tab''' they can be manipulated together.
-Automatic creation of [[control points]] can be done by pressing the '''Create control Points''' button (if you select just some images, then control points will only be found for those selected). [[Hugin]] will then launch whichever control point generator is selected in '''Settings''' to add detected control points to the project. The [[Hugin Preferences]] determine the list of these ''autopano'' programs and can be used and set further options and add new tools to the list.
+Automatic creation of [[control points]] can be done by pressing the '''Create control Points''' button (if you select just some images, then control points will only be found for those selected). [[Hugin]] will then launch whichever control point generator (feature matcher) you have configured in '''Preferences->Control Point Detectors''' to add detected control points to the project. The [[Hugin Preferences]] determine the list of these ''Control Point Detector'' programs and can be used to set further options and to add new tools to the list or another instance of the same ''Control Point Detector'' with other settings (like for rectilinear images or for (full) frame fisheye for example.
 '''Remove Points''' does exactly what its name suggests, it removes control points between the selected images, or all control points if no image is selected.
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 Using '''Clean control points''' button, hugin will try to find and remove outlying control points using statistical methods.
 = Image Position =

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 = Image orientation =
-In the '''Image Orientation''' section, the position of the selected images in the final panorama can be specified by [[yaw]], [[pitch]] and [[roll]] angle (in degrees). The '''Reset''' button will reset all angles to zero. This is useful if the optimizer could not determine the image orientation well and got stuck with a suboptimal result. It is possible to select multiple images at the same time. Changes in orientation will be applied to all selected images.
+In the '''Image Orientation''' section, the position of the selected images in the final panorama can be specified by [[yaw]], [[pitch]] and [[roll]] angle (in degrees); and the X, Y, and Z translation parameters. The '''Reset''' button will reset all angles and translations to zero. This is useful if the optimizer could not determine the image orientation well and got stuck with a suboptimal result. It is possible to select multiple images at the same time. Changes in orientation will be applied to all selected images.
 Note that it is also possible to reset '''Image Orientation''' along with other parameters using the '''Reset...''' button on the [[Hugin Camera and Lens tab]].
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 optimising with the [[hugin Optimizer tab]].  Only one image can be the ''anchor'', and by default this
 is the first image in the project.
 = Exposure =

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	Often a project has many control points attached to clouds in the sky, this is usually unwanted as clouds move between photos. Clicking '''Run Celeste''' will attempt to identify 'sky' control points using the [[Using Celeste with hugin\|celeste]] tool and delete them.		Often a project has many control points attached to clouds in the sky, this is usually unwanted as clouds move between photos. Clicking '''Run Celeste''' will attempt to identify 'sky' control points using the [[Using Celeste with hugin\|celeste]] tool and delete them.
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		+	Using '''Clean control points''' button, hugin will try to find and remove outlying control points using statistical methods.

	= Image orientation =		= Image orientation =