readjust horizon height

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Caetano Veyssières

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Jan 20, 2019, 12:25:33 PM1/20/19
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Hugin wrongly guessed the horizon height and put it too low (see attached image). When I drag the panorama up using the drag tool it obviously distorts it.
So I export an equirectangular projection and move the image up in GIMP to get the horizon centered but I imagine it doesn't preserve the scale of objects in the photos.

So is there a way to drag the panorama in Hugin so the horizon gets on the equator of the sphere and stays straight, while preserving the panorama's real scale?
Screenshot from 2019-01-20 18-06-09.png

panostar

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Jan 20, 2019, 1:02:57 PM1/20/19
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Caetano, Hugin doesn't guess the horizon height.  If your screenshot is of the original stitch project, it may be that the problem is an inaccurate lens fov value.  If that's a straight road, then the hfov of the panorama looks like it is too small, since the actual view appears to be close to 180 degrees.  If you have a previous successful stitch, then maybe you could use lens parameters from that project in this new project.

John

Caetano Veyssières

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Jan 20, 2019, 9:33:08 PM1/20/19
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You were right about the Hfov. I don't know where it got its value from (59.4) but I corrected it to 63.3 and the result came to match what I wanted.
I also noted that I shouldn't run the geometry calculation using any option that includes view, as it re-changes the Hfov.
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