Closed juda73 closed 7 years ago
Please provide more details of the problem, for example: example input and output image.
Thanks for the detailed description. Looks like original software does a better job at stitching - proper vertical lines. BTW: inverted means for me with inverted colours or upside-down.
I see no serious problem with script generating "shifted" panorama. There's a possibility to "shift"/"rotate" final panorama while stitching in Hugin. The only advantage would be to be in line with the original software. I'll see if I can make a better template file and perhaps also mimic the original Samsung software.
Note: that I don't have access to original app (it doesn't work on my "old" phone), that's why I created this script in the first place.
Thank for your good work, I do not know how to use Hugin well, your writing is very helpful with lots of photos Sorry for my english.
I have tried to invert the name of file in gear360pano2.cmd with no success, is the pto file to modify?
`echo "Stitching input images (enblend)"
cmd="enblend -o $OUTNAME \
--compression=jpeg:$JPGQUALITY \
$TEMPDIR/${OUTTMPNAME}0001.tif \
$TEMPDIR/${OUTTMPNAME}0000.tif"
run_command $cmd`
Do this:
gear360tmpl.pto
file (it will open your panorama file).You should be able to make it similar to original Samsung stitcher.
Great!! Thanks
Centered image is reversed.