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'''PTmender''' is {{Glossary|a replacement for [[Helmut Dersch]]'s [[PTStitcher]]. It is fully Open Source|1}} and it was written by Daniel M German. A multi-platform version is now included | '''PTmender''' is {{Glossary|a replacement for [[Helmut Dersch]]'s [[PTStitcher]]. It is fully Open Source|1}} and it was written by Daniel M German. A multi-platform version is now included | ||
| − | with the [[pano12]] | + | with the [[pano12]] and pano13 libraries available at [http://panotools.sf.net/ Sourceforge]. |
Most useful functionality of [[PTStitcher]] has already been implemented, particularly: | Most useful functionality of [[PTStitcher]] has already been implemented, particularly: | ||
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* [[cropped TIFF]] output | * [[cropped TIFF]] output | ||
* LZW compression of [[TIFF]] output | * LZW compression of [[TIFF]] output | ||
| + | * All the new projections supported by Hugin such as multiplane and Pannini | ||
Functionality that hasn't been implemented: | Functionality that hasn't been implemented: | ||
Latest revision as of 03:51, 17 February 2010
PTmender is a replacement for Helmut Dersch's PTStitcher. It is fully Open Source and it was written by Daniel M German. A multi-platform version is now included with the pano12 and pano13 libraries available at Sourceforge.
Most useful functionality of PTStitcher has already been implemented, particularly:
- Compatibility with existing command line and script usage
- Colour and brightness correction
- Multiple TIFF output
- PSD output with layer masks
- Flattened TIFF, JPEG and PNG output
There is also new useful functionality not available in PTStitcher:
- cropped TIFF output
- LZW compression of TIFF output
- All the new projections supported by Hugin such as multiplane and Pannini
Functionality that hasn't been implemented:
- Support for VRML, PICT, QTVR, IVR
- Support for other-than-rectilinear lenses such as fisheyes
- Probably lots of other stuff