Hugin Mask tab - Revision history

Harryvanderwolf: /* set TOC to right side of page */

2013-01-26T12:04:02Z

‎set TOC to right side of page

Harryvanderwolf at 11:22, 26 January 2013

2013-01-26T11:22:30Z

Harryvanderwolf: /* Cropping images */

2013-01-26T11:20:08Z

‎Cropping images

Harryvanderwolf: /* New mask page combining ceop and masks */

2013-01-26T11:15:46Z

‎New mask page combining ceop and masks

Thomas: /* Editing masks */

2011-11-12T07:53:15Z

‎Editing masks

Zarl: toc activated

2011-11-07T18:23:33Z

toc activated

Tduell at 23:16, 29 September 2010

2010-09-29T23:16:12Z

Tduell at 22:54, 29 September 2010

2010-09-29T22:54:24Z

Thomas: Fixed typo

2010-05-31T16:17:43Z

Fixed typo

Bruno: moved Hugin mask tab to Hugin Mask tab

2010-04-06T20:58:46Z

moved Hugin mask tab to Hugin Mask tab

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	= Hugin Masks tab =		= Hugin Masks tab =
	The '''Hugin Masks tab''' has two functions:		The '''Hugin Masks tab''' has two functions:

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-== Creating mask polygon ==
+== Creating a mask polygon ==
 After selecting '''add new mask''' set polygon points with left mouse click. Finish polygon with right mouse button or left double
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 pressing the delete key when all or none points of the current mask are selected.
-== Select a mask ==
+== Selecting a mask ==
 There are 3 ways to select a mask
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 You can select points of the active polygon by clicking on it. To select several points use a rubberband around all points. When holding down the shift key, the newly selected points are added to the existing selection.
-== Move point(s) ==
+== Moving point(s) ==
 Simply drag a point with left mouse button. This works also when more then one point is selected.
-== Move the whole mask ==
+== Moving the whole mask ==
 If you want to move the whole mask, drag the mask with right mouse button. (You have to start dragging inside the polygon.)

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 * For circular fisheye photos the crop area is a circle.
 * For any other input image, the crop area is a rectangle.
-Change the input image type in the [[Hugin Camera and Lens tab]].
+Change the input image type in the [[Hugin Photos tab]] or in the [[Hugin Assistant tab]].
 The '''Crop''' tab features four text boxes for '''Left''', '''Top''', '''Right''' and '''Bottom''' where you can manually enter the positions of the four edges.  The origin is top-left and numbers indicate the distance in pixels from this origin.
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 The default '''Always center Crop on d,e''' assumes that all cropping is symmetrical around the optical centre of the lens.  This is normal unless you are using the crop feature to remove lens flare, in which case the crop may need to be asymmetrical.
-The '''d''' and '''e''' lens parameters setting the position of the optical centre are used by the [[Lens correction model]] and are set in the [[Hugin Camera and Lens tab]].
+The '''d''' and '''e''' lens parameters setting the position of the optical centre are used by the [[Lens correction model]] and are set in the [[Hugin Photos tab]].
 == Save and apply crop values ==
-Usually crop values don't vary too much for each lens/camera combination. So instead of always creating an almost same crop for new projects these values can be saved using the 'Save lens...' button in the [[Hugin Camera and Lens tab]] tab.
+Usually crop values don't vary too much for each lens/camera combination. So instead of always creating an almost same crop for new projects these values can be saved using the 'Save lens...' button in the [[Hugin Photos tab]] tab.
 To load crop values just select one image in the 'Camera and Lens' tab and load the previously saved lens description file. That also sets the crop for all images in the project that have the same lens number.

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-The blender (default is [[Enblend]]) uses any part of an photo overlap to place a seam which can result in part of a person or object being cut by the seam and only appearing in part in the final stitch.
+= Hugin Masks tab =
 By excluding an area using a mask (exclude mask) you are telling the blender to exclude
 that region from consideration both when placing the seam and when
-blending. The result is that you can remove a person or object from the final stitch. You should only exclude part of one photo if some other photo shows the same part of the scene without that object.
+blending. The result is that you can remove a person or object from the final stitch. You should only exclude a part of one photo if some other photo shows the same part of the scene without that object, otherwise you will get a black empty area in your final panorama.
-When you include an object with a mask (include mask) the opposite happens, this simply removes that part of the scene from all other photos, the blender then has no choice but to use the region in the photo you selected.
+When you include an object with a mask (include mask) the opposite happens, this simply removes that part of the scene from all other photos. The blender has no choice but to use the region in the photo you selected.
 Masks can be saved and reloaded.
-The left side of the mask window shows a list of all images in the current project.
+The top-left side of the masks window shows a list of all images in the current project.
 The list box below shows all masks of the active image.
-== Editing masks ==
+== Creating mask polygon ==
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-=== Creating mask polygon ===
 After selecting '''add new mask''' set polygon points with left mouse click. Finish polygon with right mouse button or left double
 click.
-=== Deleting a mask ===
+== Deleting a mask ==
 You can delete the active mask by the '''delete mask''' button. The active mask is also deleted by
 pressing the delete key when all or none points of the current mask are selected.
-=== Select mask ===
+== Select a mask ==
 There are 3 ways to select a mask
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 * use the listbox on the left side
-=== Selecting point(s) ===
+== Selecting point(s) ==
 You can select points of the active polygon by clicking on it. To select several points use a rubberband around all points. When holding down the shift key, the newly selected points are added to the existing selection.
-=== Move point(s) ===
+== Move point(s) ==
 Simply drag a point with left mouse button. This works also when more then one point is selected.
-=== Move whole mask ===
+== Move the whole mask ==
 If you want to move the whole mask, drag the mask with right mouse button. (You have to start dragging inside the polygon.)
-=== Adding points ===
+== Adding points ==
 You can add a new point to the mask polygon by click with left mouse button while holding down the ctrl key on a line segment. Until you release the left mouse button you can also directly move the newly created point.
-=== Deleting points ===
+== Deleting points ==
 You can delete a single point of the active polygon by a right mouse click while holding ctrl key on a point. To delete multiple points drag a rectangle/rubberband with the right mouse button and pressed ctrl key around the points, which should be deleted. When you press the delete key the selected points are deleted.
 Attention: When the remaining polygon consists of less than tree points, the delete operation is canceled.

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	Attention: When the remaining polygon consists of less than tree points, the delete operation is canceled.		Attention: When the remaining polygon consists of less than tree points, the delete operation is canceled.
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		+	'''Hint:''' On Mac OS use the command key instead of the control key for all above mentioned operations.

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	Attention: When the remaining polygon consists of less than tree points, the delete operation is canceled.		Attention: When the remaining polygon consists of less than tree points, the delete operation is canceled.

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-The blender (default is [[Enblend]]) use any part of an image overlap to place a seam.
+The blender (default is [[Enblend]]) uses any part of an image overlap to place a seam.
 By excluding an area using a mask you are telling the blender to exclude
 that region from consideration both when placing the seam and when