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Hugin - panorama photo stitcher

PostPosted: Fri 04 Jul, 2008 7:44 am
by Son of a Beach
After playing around with a few photo stitching programs, I've finally settled on Hugin (which dtasker demonstrated for me last week). It is free and open source, and available for a wide range of computer platforms. The version I'm using includes a wide range of options, including automatic and manual modes (ie, let it do everything automatically, or manually pick out the points you want to match up from each photo yourself), exposure and white balance adjustment.

It also has a choice of which method(s) to use for fusing/blending the photos.

The manual methods are a bit fiddly, and and take some getting used to. I haven't really got the hang of it yet (way too many options for me to bother figuring out what they all do), but here's a simple two photo panorama I put together from a couple of shots I had handy...

View From Home.jpg

Re: Hugin - panorama photo stitcher

PostPosted: Sat 05 Jul, 2008 12:39 pm
by tasadam
Looks like you've got a nice bit of north facing slope there on the Tamar - plant some grapes & make some wine!!
Programs I have used are http://www.panoramafactory.com/ and Adobe Photoshop. Neither are free though.

Re: Hugin - panorama photo stitcher

PostPosted: Wed 09 Jul, 2008 12:09 pm
by Son of a Beach
Note that other posts to this topic had drifted off track just a teensy weensy bit, so have been moved to a new topic.

Re: Hugin - panorama photo stitcher

PostPosted: Thu 17 Jul, 2008 8:12 pm
by the_camera_poser
There's an add-n, enblend I think it's called, that is available from the same site at Hugin- it made a big difference to the results of my stitching efforts.

Fun program!

Re: Hugin - panorama photo stitcher

PostPosted: Mon 21 Jul, 2008 2:31 pm
by Joe
I use hugin on linux as its one of the only native options...it really is great...but I still have autostitch running under Wine because it is just so good at what it does.

Autostitch takes all the user element out..so if you aren't happy with results...stiff...but 80% of the time results are that good there is no need to bemoan it :D

Re: Hugin - panorama photo stitcher

PostPosted: Tue 07 Oct, 2008 9:22 pm
by gumboots
i am new to the group , i have done a few panoramas with between 4&15 in elements & its auto dose a beaut job , p shop and the likes to much for the empty space , but a great & easy win , cheers gumgoots , it looks like a good crew , the pans are to big to load on this site i think/iPhoto Library/Originals/2008/panarama G F @ the G/Panorama G F @ the G 1.jpg/iPhoto Library/Originals/2008/19:09:2008_2/panarama @ the G.jpg

http://gallery.me.com/ollie.lilly

Re: Hugin - panorama photo stitcher

PostPosted: Tue 07 Oct, 2008 9:38 pm
by gumboots
if you can see the photo gallery the overland & the westerns all on velvea & richo gr1v compact ,
its a great little unit , the panoramas by pentax k 10d its great but a lot bigger cheers to all .
gumboots