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I've been pretty happy using Hugin for making Brenizer method panoramas, e.g. https://www.flickr.com/photos/xach/10301052666/in/set-72157639971484114 https://ww

• slantyyz 12y ago
  Curious: Can you do the same using the Hugin command line tools, or do you have to use the GUI?
  • zachbeane 12y ago
    I'm not sure; I suspect you could go CLI-only. The GUI seems like a pretty thin layer over the GUI in most places. Some of the perspective/projection interface elements seem like they would be difficult to do from the command line, though.
    • slantyyz 12y ago
      Another question, does Hugin do the transform and alignment for your Breziner method images? I'm assuming some transformation has to be done to accommodate the tilting of your shots? I've been interested in trying the method but have never gotten around to it.
      • zachbeane 12y ago
        Yeah, Hugin does that for you. It's pretty neat. I've had two problems with it: - Alignment errors, where objects don't match up with each other across different shots - Missing coverage, where I left a hole from missing a picture when trying to cover a scene The former is something better software might be able to handle, but the latter is all my fault.