Open LGimmick opened 2 years ago
The error with --global-align --align-only
should be fixed now.
And yeah, that is correct interpretation of the corners.
I added verbose log message with aligned_pcb_001.jpg valid area X 19, Y 26, W 2005, H 1503
that hopefully makes it a bit easier.
The total area that is valid for all images is currently only calculated during merging, so I cannot directly log that.
Btw, it might make sense to specify some stable format for these messages that are used for machine parsing. Emitting them to the log is easy and simple, but perhaps something like this would be easier to parse:
1.779 T3 Finished task 25 in 0.039 s.
1.779 Memory use: 49.557 MB.
.. more normal log messages ...
JSON_DATA: {"task": "Task_Align", "input": "pcb_001.jpg", "output": "aligned_pcb_001.jpg", "corners": {"tl": [17.9,25.2] ... }, "valid_area": {"x": 19, "y": 26, ...}}
The format suggestion sounds good!
The newest build (atleast for Win?) does not seem to include the newest code changes.
Yet I wrote a small script to crop the aligned images (needs ImageMagick): https://github.com/mviereck/microscopy-tools/blob/master/stackalign
Though, it would make sense if focus-stack
could do this itself.
I would also be interested to have focus-stack
to have the option (or even as default) to crop the aligned images produced with the --align-only
option. I often use enfuse
for merging normal map focus stacks (less artefacts) and this would allow me to easily integrate it into my scripts.
Hi,
if I add both parameters "--align-only" and "--global-align" it only loads the first two images (used *.jpg) and then exits. Without --global-align it works fine. Version: Latest.
And my question: -- verbose outputs something like "transformed with corners TL (,), TR (,), BL (,), BR (,)" per image. I guess that describes the boundary-corners of each image after the alignment inside the "expanded image". So to crop the overlapping part of each aligned-image (like the result image) I have to get the min/max x/y coordinates of each rectangle and crop every aligned-image with the same rectangle. Is that correct? :)