Thanks Carel, I'll see if it works - great software.

Regarding stitching a mosaic: How about using aerial photography mapping software based on photogrammetry? Here is one for mapping with drones: https://www.opendronemap.org/webodm/ There are also a

Am 14.12.20 um 23:28 schrieb Richard Novossiltzeff via groups.io: Sorry, that's wrong. Only the naming is different. What hugin calls "Mosaic Mode" is named "Viewpoint Correction" in PTGui. They

Thanks Nor, I did see that too but I couldn't get it to work for mosaics which use 10 images taken from different view points - the difficulty comes from that concept, as opposed to shots made from

Hi , I'm new to HUGIN and tried to stitch astrophotos , in essence flat images, and found this tutorial Hugin tutorial — Stitching flat scanned images (sourceforge.net) that sees

Hello, I just transferred from the previous group and glad to be here. My experience with full 360 HDR panos using PTGui pro and Photomatix pro 6 has been excellent. I later discovered linear panos or

Dear group! It's been a while since I've posted to you lot, but I take the migration to groups.io as an opportunity to do so again. Some of you may remember me from times when I've been more active.

HI Bert Thanks for that info. Yes I'm slowly finding out about the things that you can do to to improve the programs functionality. I was successful getting a mosaic of a couple of

Hello Nor, In advanced mode, you can anchor the center image for position. Then set the yaw and pitch of that image to 0 degrees. Then let the optimizer calculate the positions of the other images. In

When you start Hugin in a directory with images, Hugin will try to load these images. If the image do not have the required Exif info then Hugin prompts you to enter lens data. Did you check the

Nor, I'm unfamiliar with that particular software so I won't be of much help. I've been using PTGui for my panoramas. https://www.ptgui.com/ I used it for architecture, not as much since I bought a

Thanks Brian.  Another option to investigate. Cheers  Nor -- 40°50’25.88"N / 74°54’52.75"W Oxford, NJ USA http://njstargazer.org

Thanks I'll have a look. Cheers Nor -- 40°50’25.88"N / 74°54’52.75"WOxford, NJ USAhttp://njstargazer.org

Meshroom 2020 now has an HD/R stitching option, and it is free. Brian

HI Erik,      OK thanks for that  info . That is what I was looking for. A good contact. Cheers  Nor -- 40°50’25.88"N / 74°54’52.75"W Oxford, NJ USA http://njstargazer.org

You might like to try PtGui, the trial version. It’s not free and not necessarily better but you might find it easier and better behaved. Sent from Simon's iPhone

Am 01.12.2020 um 17:22 schrieb Nor Schramm: Your'e welcome! However, it could well be no one here can answer this question. In this case I suggest you adress it to the hugin -ptx

Hi, Thanks for allowing me in. A little about myself. I've been doing astrophotography for many years and occasionally want to image an object that is larger than the field of view of my equipment.

Thanks so much Erik, for your dedication to find a new home for the PanoToolsNG as well as the WWP lists! Very highly appreciated. Best regards, Claudia

Hi,  Thanks for allowing me in. A little about myself. I've been doing astrophotography for many years and occasionally want to image an object that  is larger than the field of view of my