Hi, I'm having some issues creating a blended pano - sorry for the long post. I'm using 2019.2.0.6c.... Log output gives me "enblend: excessive image overlap detected; too high risk of defective seam line", which I kinda understand... I have 5 post sunset sky/foreground shots which overlap about 80% (from solstice to solstice, 2 cover the left side, one in the middle, and 2 cover the right side). I can't really crop anything off the side edges to have "only the middle". But then I have no output.
[image: Hugin-ptx.jpg] There are two pairs of bracketed images which may be confusing things. i.e. I have 2 stacks in there. I can't seem to find the right stitch tab check boxes that will give me useful output. The output is really bad if I click calculate photometrics (in part because all the images were not taken with the same exposure settings?) - but I thought this was what Hugin could handle. Anyway, out of frustration, I decided on doing remapped images, no exposure correction (and no-crop unchecked) and that worked , so I can use enfuseGUI to blend them. Worked decently....BUT, I have vignetting that I would like to mitigate. So this is where *fulla *comes in! It would even handle chromatic aberration! Except I get, on Windows, "Precondition violation! did not find a matching codec for the given file extension" no matter if I use jpg, jpeg, JPG, tif, tiff. I've just downloaded PTlens from sourceforge as the web page says to do, but can't do anything with it give the current error. Seems to me that even with a newer lens not in that older database, I could get the a,b,c,d from the new PT lens and feed the params into the fulla command line. I have not exhaustively looked for fulla tutorial examples on the net, but after 30 minutes have yet to find anything other than the manpage listing options, and no mention of codecs. I get the sense I'm so close, but missing something stupidly small.... so your help would be most welcome! Thanks, Alister. -- A list of frequently asked questions is available at: http://wiki.panotools.org/Hugin_FAQ --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "hugin and other free panoramic software" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/hugin-ptx/5b2b8765-8e99-4bf4-aafc-2e2416cafbdco%40googlegroups.com.
