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13 images put together in a panorma, made with hugin !
Amazing open-source software for image stitching!
A quick panorama I shot in preparation for a presentation I gave at the CPSWS. Created on Ubuntu Linux 10.10 using Hugin Panorama Tools. I did this as a demonstration during the presentation. Minimal manipulation, and generated within 15 minutes.
I've tried using an opensource program called Hugin a few times recently to create a panorama without being able to create anything that had a remotely straight horizon nor any good blending, finally I had the sense to RTFM (well actually a tutorial) and I found that it's a pretty nice program when combined with autopano-sift and enblend.
This is a combination of 4 images from a sunset a little while back, aside from the dust I'm very happy with it.
this is the first panorama I'm doing using Hugin. It isn't perfect, because I didn't use my A20 panorama mode for pictures (ie they aren't covering very well, exposition is not the same).
The Piazza in Minori on the Amalfi coast at around 7am.
This is 17 positions with the NN3 and 3 exposures each. 8@0 4@+45, 4@-45 and 1 Nadir. Each bracketed shot is blended using enfuse and then passed to autopano-sift-c for control points and then to Hugin for stitching. The final output was bleneded with enblend and then then post procesing with Gimp.
View this panorama in the interactive viewer.
(This will open a new window to SPi-V, an interactive panorama viewer created by Aldo and hosted at fieldofview.com. Requires Adobe Shockwave.)