- EXIF support:
  rescaled files with EXIF report wrong HFOV

- Makefile
  - dependencies do not include local libraries.
  - ./configure should work for mingw too.

- CPEditor
  - update doesn work correctly if only one image is loaded
  - all automatic control point functions only work for rectiliniar
    input images

hi,

it seems hugin doesn't save optimization state for d, e

btw, there is trouble, also, with "inherit" flag which doesn't change
the checkboxes on optim page page accordingly

after "new", CPs from last current pair of pages are still displayed
(in list, and as circles on the blank zone!)

image cache is not actualized when an image is removed and then
reloaded (after being modified); click second point in grey zone or a
place that doesn't "exist" any more causes abnormal program
termination

regards,

philippe

- when clicking "stitch now" you are presented a file save dialog box with file mask *.* instead of *.jpg or the file
type defined in the stich dialog. Project name without extension should be default the first time, and then the last
name used.

- trying to stitch a simple TIFF, I got "TIFFOpen error xxx.tif: cannot open" with nona and with PTstitcher the file
wasn't created and _PTStitcher_tmp_3 not deleted. Multiple TIFF with PTstitcher worked as expected but xxx3 has "unknown
field with tag 0x13d". Multiple layer PSD is not recognized as multilayed and tmp files, which are filled with blank,
are not deleted.

- when defining a pair of CPs, you cannot (A)dd it any more once it's been optimised. I don't see why it is so as this
is anyway an explicit command

- when changing zoom magnification, current image pair is not redrawn; you have to select another one

- the message in status bar "stitching/ rmapping" is not cleared after it is done

- "calculate field of view" must be clicked after each optimisation; an auto mode would be nice; same with pixel width

- The behaviour when clicking on the image is not clear to me: it seems there are two states, creation and modification.
I tried to select a point to move it but it added one instead and found immediatly its counterpart. As "auto-add" wasn't
selected, it did noithing else.
Then I switched to another page and came back. The two points were still displayed. I clicked somewhere and got that
message:
ERROR:  (CPImageCtrl.cpp:446) mouseMoveEvent(): mouse down movement without selection, in NO_SELECTION state!
WARN:  (CPImageCtrl.cpp:571) mouseReleaseLMBEvent(): mouse release without selection


regards

philippe
Pablo d'Angelo wrote:

>On Mon, 12 Jul 2004, spec@webtech.pl wrote:
>
>  
>
>>Pablo d'Angelo wrote:
>>
>>    
>>
>>>.pts is the PTGui file format, or? Hmm, maybe I have broken the ptgui 
>>>import
>>>some time ago.. I don't have a converter nearby, but the main difference is
>>>that PTGui saves its lens parameters in a dummy image. just remove that and
>>>set the parameters for the first real image...
>>>
>>>
>>>      
>>>
>>also the filenames of the images are in separate lines.
>>    
>>
>
>hugin can handle that. have you tried to open a .pts in hugin?
>
>  
>
yes - I get an error - ImageCache.cpp:181 getImage() Can't load image
F:\panoramy\polska\elk-kosciol\
this is directory where the project is - without the actual image file.

pts lines are:
o w1 h1 y0 r0 p0 v187.896 a0.003079 b0.060553 c-0.181092 f2 d0.980721 
e5.57242 g17.387334 t0
#-imgfile 1803 1181 "F:\panoramy\polska\elk-kosciol\5244-11.jpg"

Marek
On Tue, Jul 13, 2004 at 06:35:27AM +0900, Ian Sydenham wrote:
> For
> 
> Jean-Luc Coulon (f5ibh) wrote:
> >What it the trick to have enblend running from the gui ?
> >Hugin is the latest cvs version.
> I'm not sure abot the cvs, but with the latest windows snapshot"
> Simplest solution:
>  Stitcher tab:
>    "Stitch the images" option : "into a high quality tiff file"
> 
> Alternatively
>  Stitcher tab:
>    "Stitch the images" option : "with Custom settings below"
>    Stitching Engine: Nona
>    Image Format: Tiff
>    Stitching options - soft blending tick box: ticked

This is what I've done

> 
> When prompted for a file name just enter the name without the 
> extension - eg filename, not filename.tif

And this time I got an empty file with this name + the .tif file 8 byte long + 3
.tif files containing the multi-tif picture.

> 
> Have a look at the registry entry My 
> Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\hugin\Enblend\EnblendExe and make 
> sure that it is pointing to your Enblend.exe. If not then delete the 
> registry key and Hugin will prompt again for its location.

BTW : I'm using linux. And I've enblend in my path ...

--
Regards
		- Jean-Luc
> 
> regards,
> Ian

