On 22.04.24 11:21, Maarten Verberne wrote:
the command line is like this, with use of gpu for nona:
set nona="%ProgramFiles%\Hugin\bin\nona.exe"
set enblend="%ProgramFiles%\Hugin\bin\enblend.exe"
%nona% -g -o out -m TIFF_m template.pto
%Rfolder%/%date%/IMG_%imagenr%.JPG %Lfolder%/%date%/IMG_%imagenr%.JPG
echo Done Nona
%enblend% -o %outputname%-IMG_%imagenr%.JPG --compression %jq%
out0000.tif out0001.tif
echo Done Enblend, next file?
For lux, you need a PTO file as input if you want to stitch. I don't now
about the templates and things you're using.
and lux replaces both nona and enblend?
something like?
set lux="%ProgramFiles%\Hugin\bin\lux.exe"
%lux% -g --stitch=yes %Rfolder%/%date%/IMG_%imagenr%.JPG
%Lfolder%/%date%/IMG_%imagenr%.JPG template.pto -o
%outputname%-IMG_%imagenr%.JPG
So, first you have to make the PTO - there are panotools scripting
programs to make one from a set of images - and then you feed the PTO to
lux. But it does replace the 'warping' with nona and the merging with
enblend.
I know it's in hugin, but never understood how to employ exiftool via
cmd and f.i. copy the left image exif data to the enblend output file.
You'll have to refer to exiftool decumantation for that.
i don't have any memory issues (yet), and i feel in a daring mood :)
I will try single and multi instances out and let you know, this might
take some time though....
Just make a single PTO first, see how it stitches with lux, and if you
get the knack of it, you can try several in one go. Good luck!
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