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Date/Time:2007-May-16 17:43:28
Subject:Re: Sigma 8 F3.5 and its sharpness

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PanoTools NG: Re: Sigma 8 F3.5 and its sharpness dorindxn 2007-May-16 17:43:28
--- In #removed#, "John Houghton" <j.houghton@...> 
wrote:
>
> --- In #removed#, "ptgroup" <ptgroup@> wrote:
> >
> > John:
> > as you said before an Hans also:
> > if your lens is calibrated 2/3 Point are sufficient.
> > But this you have to proof otherwise you need the mentioned 
amount 
> of
> > points.
....
> In 
> effect, the second point prevents rotation of the image into an 
> arbitrary position.
> 
> The same reasoning applies to all the other images, with the result 
> that the fixed anchor image uniquely determines the positions of 
all 
> the other images.  They don't individually have the freedom to take 
> up any other position.  All can be exactly aligned by adjustment of 
> their y,p,r values alone.
>

the distance beetween the points become important when the number is 
reduced, maybe the area on which the points are spreaded is all that 
matter, after all

Dorin  





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