Closed GitZChen closed 8 years ago
MAX_OUTPUT_SIZE
in config.cfg
. Cool, thanks! Can we email you our source images at the email in your source code?
Sure!
After commit d6b50848c7, things should work well with your data:
Thanks for providing data and your images revealed several problems in my code. Could you allow me to include your images in the example data for test purposes? I've never tested on images with such a large vertical range.
Thank you for providing such great software and support! I don't have any problem with you including the images in example data, but I didn't take these images, so I need to check with someone else first - but I think @dbaldwin won't mind!
@ppwwyyxx this is amazing work. Thank you! Yes, you can feel free to use the imagery in your sample data and I can provide a lot more if you'd like.
Thank you for open sourcing this - the stitching performance is really amazing! However, as I was testing this software, I noticed several things that I didn't really understand that I hope you could clarify.
Background: I was using full sized images produced by my UAV which are generally about 5.5-6 Mb each. I have 19 images taken systematically (60 deg apart horizontally and 30 degrees apart vertically) to produce a 360 spherical panorama. I am testing on a 4GB RAM Ubuntu.
If I feed a set of 6 images taken horizontally, it successfully produces the 1st image below. If I feed the second set of 6 images taken with my drone's gimbal pitch down at 30 deg, it successfully produces the 2nd image below. But if I try to feed all twelve images to it, it gives me "error: Result too large. Something must be wrong!" So I thought maybe this is a memory issue. However, I don't think that is the case because then I tried to stitch the images vertically in sets of 3. The 1st set successfully gives the 3rd image below, while the second set encountered that same "result too large" error.
This is selected parts of a sample run that got the message
Thank you again for your help and your awesome work!