Mailinglist: | PanoTools NG |
Sender: | rafa226@... |
Date/Time: | 2018-May-26 10:44:18 |
Subject: | Stitching server side |
Hello All This is my first post and i am pleased to salute you :) I am using a bash script to stitch pictures on a debian9 server (1 core cpu, 4Go ram) : the panorama has many errors and glitches. Trying the script on OSX (i7 8700k cpu + nvidia 1080gtx + 16go ram) renders almost perfectly stitched panorama. You can compare the 2 resulting pictures : https://github.com/lesitevideo/kinostitch/blob/master/pano_osx.jpg https://github.com/lesitevideo/kinostitch/blob/master/pano_osx.jpg https://github.com/lesitevideo/kinostitch/blob/master/pano_debian.jpg https://github.com/lesitevideo/kinostitch/blob/master/pano_debian.jpg The debian script is here : https://github.com/lesitevideo/kinostitch/blob/master/stitch_debian.sh https://github.com/lesitevideo/kinostitch/blob/master/stitch_debian.sh And the osx script is there : https://github.com/lesitevideo/kinostitch/blob/master/stitchmac.sh https://github.com/lesitevideo/kinostitch/blob/master/stitchmac.sh Main differences with softwares are versions : On Debian : - Hugin's cpfind 2016.2.0.be8da0221960 - enblend 4.2 - nona version 2016.2.0.be8da0221960 On OSX : - Hugin's cpfind 2013.0.0 - enblend 4.1.1 - nona --version not supported ... Did some body else encountered those differences and have a clue of what i am doing wrong ? Can it be the weak server hardware compared to the mac ? Software versions ? Wrong logic or params in the shell script ? All advises and suggestions will be appreciated ! Have a nice day Rafa