Hi!
I made a lot of stitching tests these last weeks, and I noticed that the internal image blender (verdandi) is usually better than enblend. The seams are less visible. You will find one of your pano stitched with the 2 solutions in this archive: www.stemani.fr/public/V4MPOD/OPV_Blend.zip
To enable Verdandi, you have to modify your base.pto:
change
#hugin_blender enblend to #hugin_blender internal
and add
#hugin_verdandiOptions --seam=blend
But, I encountered a bug on a few panoramas. I explained it here, and it's already fixed:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/hugin-ptx/hDECKr8OgQY
Hi!
I made a lot of stitching tests these last weeks, and I noticed that the internal image blender (verdandi) is usually better than enblend. The seams are less visible. You will find one of your pano stitched with the 2 solutions in this archive: www.stemani.fr/public/V4MPOD/OPV_Blend.zip
To enable Verdandi, you have to modify your base.pto:
change
#hugin_blender enblendto#hugin_blender internaland add
#hugin_verdandiOptions --seam=blendBut, I encountered a bug on a few panoramas. I explained it here, and it's already fixed:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/hugin-ptx/hDECKr8OgQY