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| − | '''nona''' is a drop-in replacement for [[PTStitcher]] | + | '''nona''' is a drop-in replacement for [[PTStitcher]] and is part of [[Hugin]]. There is a [[nona_gui]] version that provides the same dialog boxes as the Windows/Mac versions of [[PTStitcher]]. |
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Revision as of 19:33, 29 April 2005
nona is a drop-in replacement for PTStitcher and is part of Hugin. There is a nona_gui version that provides the same dialog boxes as the Windows/Mac versions of PTStitcher.
Advantages
- Unlike PTStitcher, nona has full source-code availability, this means that it can be used on many more platforms such as OS X, Linux ia_64, linux powerpc, Solaris and IRIX.
- nona doesn't perform expensive transformation calculations for unused areas of output images. For panoramas consisting of many source photos this can speed things up greatly.
- Since PTStitcher development has stalled, nona is a likely base for future developments such as Automatic radial luminance correction (known as Vignetting) and correction of Chromatic aberration.
Disadvantages
(Note: this is the situation as of April 2005, please correct this page if you know this has changed)
- Automatic color/brightness correction isn't yet supported, though enblend now solves much of this problem.
- Fisheye Projection output hasn't been implemented. You need to use the Panorama Tools Plugins to do the conversion.
- Morph to fit control points are not supported.
- It doesn't yet support the fast transformation option added to pano12 by Fulvio Senore.