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‎final words

2008-07-11T11:02:44Z

‎Steps in hugin: - note about remapped images option

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‎Steps in hugin

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‎post processing

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‎post processing

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‎post processing

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‎preparing the images

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‎post processing

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‎post processing

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 This is not yet released, but a windows application executable is available.
 Unix users will have to get and compile from the subversion source.
 [[Category:Tutorial:Specialised]]

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 project, or putting another program of the same name in your path, or
 configuring hugin to call some program that doesn't exist.
 === post processing ===

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 (this may acutally not be the best selection, as hugin might also correct
 for lens distortion on the way. But at least it keeps things simple...)
 Next, click "optimize now".

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	[[image:Timelapse_tpost1.jpg]] [[image:Timelapse_tpost2.jpg]]		[[image:Timelapse_tpost1.jpg]] [[image:Timelapse_tpost2.jpg]]
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		+	I then encoded the sequence of frames using:
		+
		+	mencoder -mf fps=12 mf://test\*.tif.jpg -ovc lavc -lavcopts vcodec=mpeg4 -o timelapse_final.avi
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	And here is the final 160 frame avi file: http://prive.bitwizard.nl/timelapse_final.avi		And here is the final 160 frame avi file: http://prive.bitwizard.nl/timelapse_final.avi

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      done
-After trimming:
+And after trimming:
 [[image:Timelapse_tpost1.jpg]] [[image:Timelapse_tpost2.jpg]]
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	[[image:Timelapse_post1.jpg]] [[image:Timelapse_post2.jpg]]		[[image:Timelapse_post1.jpg]] [[image:Timelapse_post2.jpg]]
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		+	Next, you can trim off some of the bouncy edges. I used pnmcut while
		+	the files are in PPM format in the last conversion:
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		+	for i in test????.tif ; do
		+	tifftopnm $i \| pnmcut -top 120 -left 50 -right -60 -bot -120 \| cjpeg > $i.jpg
		+	done
		+
		+	After trimming:
		+	[[image:Timelapse_tpost1.jpg]] [[image:Timelapse_tpost2.jpg]]

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 Two of my images (Scaled to 0.4 of what I worked with):
-[[image:Timelapse_pre1.jpg]][[image:Timelapse_pre2.jpg]]
+[[image:Timelapse_pre1.jpg]] [[image:Timelapse_pre2.jpg]]
 === Steps in hugin ===

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 Here are two of the resulting images.
-[[image:Timelapse_post1.jpg]][[image:Timelapse_post2.jpg]]
+[[image:Timelapse_post1.jpg]] [[image:Timelapse_post2.jpg]]
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	The bouncing should be greatly reduced!		The bouncing should be greatly reduced!
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		+	Here are two of the resulting images.
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		+	[[image:Timelapse_post1.jpg][[image:Timelapse_post2.jpg]

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