I looked at your postproduction file and I liked it a lot. It is a
fascinating video and I am interested in similar works.
Anyway I found two problems:
- files are too large and take forever to download. I suspect that
really few people had the patience to wait so much.-
- the image is too wide to fit in my screen (1280x1024) so I can only
see the central part and I cannot control the movie.
Surely handling the whole project is a very heavy task for ptgui. I am
working at a similar (but smaller) work: a single photo taken handheld
almost every day from the same location.
Letting ptgui create control points among all the photos is makes the
program run too slow, so I create control points between two consecutive
photos only. Then I sometimes add control points between a photo and the
first one, just to avoid a progressive shift in the photo positions.
In this way I can also load only a limited number of images: I only need
to always load the very first one for control points creation. So I can
load the first image and all the images taken in a month, optimize and
save them. Then I can load the same first image and the following month
images, optimize and save them being sure that they will match.
Maybe you can work in a similar way: create control points among the
images of the same pano and those of the previous one only, then
sometimes create control points among a pano and the first one. Load
only some images at a time, to save time.
I suspect that you will have to review the control points created by
ptgui looking for wrong ones, mainly in the near field.
Good luck!
Fulvio Senore
pau valiente ha scritto:
> Hi again,
> I don't know if my first message went correctly to the group, if not it is below my relpy.
> I'm getting more problems than expected, there are lots of seams between the images and
> I'm getting crazy on the optimize process....
> Also the size of the project doesn't make things easier, as each time I open the project
> with 900 images it last an hour and a half loading the images.
> Here it is a movie of the last result without postproduction:
> http://mardeimagenes.com/guadix_expo/carpa01/PANOS/aracena_nuevo.mov (23.4 MB)
> http://tinyurl.com/3cxsrh
>
> and here the result with postproduction and color correction (the sketchbook and
> drawings aren't there yet):
> http://mardeimagenes.com/guadix_expo/carpa01/PANOS/aracena_post.mov (20.0 MB)
> http://tinyurl.com/35kavz
>
> I have improved the results by reducing to the half the size of the original images like that
> the control point generator doesn't miss with small details....
>
> Thanks for reading,
>
> pau valiente
> www.pau.cc
>
>
>
>
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