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For more details see [[How Stitching Works]] | For more details see [[How Stitching Works]] | ||
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| + | == Usage == | ||
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| + | Stitching is usually performed by the panotools [[GUI front-ends]] but can also be done by command line applications where the single steps are distributed between several programs: | ||
| + | # [[aligning]]: [[PTOptimizer]] | ||
| + | # [[remapping]]: [[PTStitcher]], [[PTMender]] or [[nona]] | ||
| + | # [[exposure correction|exposure]] and [[vignetting]] correction: [[vig_optimize]] | ||
| + | # [[blending]]: [[enblend]] or [[smartblend]] | ||
Revision as of 16:40, 4 May 2008
Definition
Stitching is the process of aligning, remapping and blending images together in order to form a seamless panorama
For more details see How Stitching Works
Usage
Stitching is usually performed by the panotools GUI front-ends but can also be done by command line applications where the single steps are distributed between several programs:
- aligning: PTOptimizer
- remapping: PTStitcher, PTMender or nona
- exposure and vignetting correction: vig_optimize
- blending: enblend or smartblend