fma38 wrote:PS: let's use this thread as general thread for v2, and keep the other one for v1 (bug report and so).
fma38 wrote:Good news! I almost finished the migration to PyQtIt was simpler than I thought. In fact, I still need to write the graphical shooting area widget, which is a tricky part, but Qt4 is really great, and as so many usefull objects...
Anyway, I uploaded Windows version 1.9.0; Nokia package will come soon:
http://trac.gbiloba.org/papywizard/wiki/WikiStart#Developpementversion
PS: let's use this thread as general thread for v2, and keep the other one for v1 (bug report and so).
klausesser wrote:"PyQt" - does it mean a Quicktime for Python?
fma38 wrote:Ok, porting to Qt is almost finished; I'm working to the graphical shooting area. Here a screenshot (Qt can use transparency)...
fma38 wrote:About the virutal keyboard, it does not work at all? Or does it just mess up the GUI, but allows the input?
fma38 wrote::lol:
Qt it a cross-plateform C++ toolkit, to build GUI, and PyQt the python binding. FYI, APP uses Qt
fma38 wrote:Does it appear with the main window? Or with little dialogs, like nb picts input method?
fma38 wrote:fma38 wrote:About transparency, it's just a test, and I agree it has to be deeply tested...
There is an advantage: overlap is visible...
mediavets wrote:fma38 wrote:fma38 wrote:About transparency, it's just a test, and I agree it has to be deeply tested...
There is an advantage: overlap is visible...
So? I trust your software to calculate the overlap correctly.
I think I find the graphic representation of the overlap in Mosaic Mode just too 'busy' on the small screen of the Nokia N800 Tablet and it gets more so as the number of shots increases.
irpano wrote:However I find that when trialing the timer button - its hard to input the values via the keyboard. (you have to use the scroll bars after highlighting the minutes or seconds)
irpano wrote:Hi to Frederick and Andrew
I downloaded a copy of version 1.9 for the pc and I can report that it works fine.
However I find that when trialing the timer button - its hard to input the values via the keyboard. (you have to use the scroll bars after highlighting the minutes or seconds)
Maybe you know about this . Im just trying to support a great application.
John
irpano wrote:I may have this all wrong and forgive the question - Do you invisage using the time delay to shoot ,say five copies of the same 5 X 2 matrix each with a different exposure or should the standard method be used ( shoot the pano - adjust settings - reshoot pano )
If the timer method is used I find it hard to estimate the length of time to set for a delay after the first (say 10) images are shot
You have probable thought about this before so please ignore if not revelant
John
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