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HI,
I am using autopano giga on a Mac. I am new,I have to admit, and hope not to ask an "obvious how to fix" question. I digged around, but could not find a solotion. Ok, here the problem:
I made a big pano with my Gigapan Epic Pro (120 single pictures), and it nearly worked perfekt, .... but ... autopano finds three panos (see attached screenshot), one big one, and two very small ones, that would perfectly fit into the big one.
How do I tell autopano, that I only want one big pano, and that the two small ones fit into the big one?
thanks for any help
Juergen
Last edited by fft2911kolor (2013-01-08 13:17:00)
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Checking the setting "Force every image to be in 1 pano" in "Detection" tab should do that
Martin
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fft2911kolor wrote:
HI,
I am using autopano giga on a Mac. I am new,I have to admit, and hope not to ask an "obvious how to fix" question. I digged around, but could not find a solotion. Ok, here the problem:
I made a big pano with my Gigapan Epic Pro (120 single pictures), and it nearly worked perfekt, .... but ... autopano finds three panos (see attached screenshot), one big one, and two very small ones, that would perfectly fit into the big one.
How do I tell autopano, that I only want one big pano, and that the two small ones fit into the big one?
thanks for any help
Juergen
Did you use the Gigapan Import filter - select File/Import...
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HI,
no, I was doing automated recognitio. Many Many thanks for your help, I saw the "import" but could not find any use for it. Now it works! Great, saved my day!
all the best
juergen
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