I was wondering how enblend actually align the images. I noticed the output from nona are simple tif with an alpha-channel. I was expecting them to have the size of the panorama, making thus trivial the alignment, however this doesn't seem to be the case. Is enblend performing some form or cross-correlation to align the images or the information is hidden somewhere in the alpha-channel?
There is the information of the whole size somewhere there. If you want
common editors to see this, try to disable cropped images. In the Stitcher
tab go to nona options. On the screen that opens unset "save croped images".
> I was wondering how enblend actually align the images. I noticed the
> output from nona are simple tif with an alpha-channel. I was expecting them
> to have the size of the panorama, making thus trivial the alignment,
> however this doesn't seem to be the case. Is enblend performing some form
> or cross-correlation to align the images or the information is hidden
> somewhere in the alpha-channel?
> Best,
> Federico
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On Friday, September 28, 2012 4:07:30 PM UTC-5, Cartola wrote:
> There is the information of the whole size somewhere there. If you want > common editors to see this, try to disable cropped images. In the Stitcher > tab go to nona options. On the screen that opens unset "save croped images".
>> I was wondering how enblend actually align the images. I noticed the >> output from nona are simple tif with an alpha-channel. I was expecting them >> to have the size of the panorama, making thus trivial the alignment, >> however this doesn't seem to be the case. Is enblend performing some form >> or cross-correlation to align the images or the information is hidden >> somewhere in the alpha-channel?
>> Best, >> Federico
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> I didn't know about that!
> That will make things easier when I need to do some hand blending! (If I
> remember.)
> On Friday, September 28, 2012 4:07:30 PM UTC-5, Cartola wrote:
>> There is the information of the whole size somewhere there. If you want
>> common editors to see this, try to disable cropped images. In the Stitcher
>> tab go to nona options. On the screen that opens unset "save croped images".
>>> I was wondering how enblend actually align the images. I noticed the
>>> output from nona are simple tif with an alpha-channel. I was expecting them
>>> to have the size of the panorama, making thus trivial the alignment,
>>> however this doesn't seem to be the case. Is enblend performing some form
>>> or cross-correlation to align the images or the information is hidden
>>> somewhere in the alpha-channel?
>>> Best,
>>> Federico
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On Friday, 28 September 2012 21:08:56 UTC+1, memecs wrote:
> Hello,
> I was wondering how enblend actually align the images. I noticed the > output from nona are simple tif with an alpha-channel. I was expecting them > to have the size of the panorama, making thus trivial the alignment, > however this doesn't seem to be the case. Is enblend performing some form > or cross-correlation to align the images or the information is hidden > somewhere in the alpha-channel?
On Friday, September 28, 2012 11:07:30 PM UTC+2, Cartola wrote:
> There is the information of the whole size somewhere there. If you want > common editors to see this, try to disable cropped images. In the Stitcher > tab go to nona options. On the screen that opens unset "save croped images".
>> I was wondering how enblend actually align the images. I noticed the >> output from nona are simple tif with an alpha-channel. I was expecting them >> to have the size of the panorama, making thus trivial the alignment, >> however this doesn't seem to be the case. Is enblend performing some form >> or cross-correlation to align the images or the information is hidden >> somewhere in the alpha-channel?
>> Best, >> Federico
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