Tom,
Fantastic work. Great stitch and simplification of the process.
Why did you choose the log to join the two groups? I would think
you would use something closer to the tripod. Why not add a point
to the zenith?
It may not be obvious to some that by having the global lens
profile set to optimize FoV, a, b, c, Shift long, and Shift short
when you add the other lens profiles these parameters will be
copied to the new lens. After optimization each lens will have
it's own slightly different values for these settings.
You called it Warp to fit. But it is something slightly
different. Warp to fit or viewpoint correction is not what is
being done here. This is something much more controlled. It is
allowing each set of images to have a similar constrained
distortion to align them up correctly.
Will this work with only one row? Does it need the multiple rows
to allow the right distortion to align things?
Joost,
I am wondering if it is possible to tag images. then we can select them by their tag.
For stereo could tag the images either Left or Right. And for
Tom's multi row tag them top and bottom too.
I would use it in my star panos to tag the star and foreground
images.
Maybe context menu to pop up a list of tags to choose from.
Anywhere you have a Select All could have a select by tag.
Not sure if selecting a second one should add to the selection or
use Ctrl as a modifier to add to the selection. Using Ctrl might
be too hidden. So two menus one to add and one to remove lens
profiles. This would only be visible if there are tags.
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