The “Matched” section appear just when I show debug info.
Without debug I’m stuck just viewing one or no image even whatever “show button” I click and the Failed to stitch pano.
Drag’n’drop of images in the window did not work ether even though the “+” icon was displayed.
I feel like It should be more appropriate to fill bugs in git hub, will try to do that tonight
Apart from that the software looks quite straightforward !
Thanks for checking out the app @clind! Much appreciated.
The error seems to be OpenCV unable to stitch the photos, this can happen if there is some foreground object too close to the lens, then the stitch can be a bit hit and miss.
But I’d be happy to test it out if you put the issue on GitHub, ideally with the source images used.
I stopped following what MS did or didn’t do when I completed the move of all of my machines to linux over 15 years ago. So I may have missed that bit of “news”. Can’t say I care deeply though, doing fine with my chosen OS and the software available to me.
I was just wondering if Xpano could be used with The Brenizer Method? I’m not too familiar with the photo stitching process, but I always wanted to give this technique a try.
Also, I just wanted to say a big ‘thank you’ for adding yet another great tool to the FOSS photography toolbox.
I have just learned about the Brenizer method, it might work, but there may be some some issues overlapping images that are completely out of focus - e.g in the corners of the final image. Now I’m eager to try out the method Will report when I have some results.
Thank you for this development. I’ve installed the flatpak in Mint 21.1 and used Pano on some test images I had collected to test Hugin a month or so ago (being very new to the world of panoramic stitching). Pano was easy for me to use, gave an excellent result and even did an acceptably good ‘fill’ operation. On the basis of this first test, I don’t think I need to invest a lot more in learning Hugin.
I am currently looking at changing to Linux, probably ubuntu.
I’ve been trying to wrestle with Hugin (on Windows 10), but I haven’t had much success so far.
Anyway, I was very happy to see this post. If I do change to ubuntu I’ll be sure to try this out.
Thanks!
You’re very welcome, @krupkat — and thanks once again!
As soon as I get the chance, I’ll give that Brenizer Method a go and see what happens (or if I get to meet an EXTREMELY tall person on my next street photography walk-about, I’ll ask them to lie on the floor so I can do a standard pano ).
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