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Sender:Peter Murphy
Date/Time:2000-May-07 13:14:42
Subject:Re: How Close is Close Enough?

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proj-imim: Re: How Close is Close Enough? Peter Murphy 2000-May-07 13:14:42
Doug Brightwell wrote about a script problem with
3 large format rectilinear images ..

Doug

I think there is some problem with some of your control points
- a subset of them will give a likely-looking solution
( I rejigged the script to output a 180 equirectangular image (Psphere)
- you would need to convert it to cylindrical for pictorial
purposes.

In general I find if I am having problems I use fewer points
and concentrate on getting a good solution for the first
pair first



Peter Murphy
www.culture.com.au/virtual



Here is the solution I got:

p w8000 h8000 v180

i f0 w6500 h5205 r0 p0  y0 v92.6905 a-0.030534 b0.149565 c-0.230114
i f0 w6500 h5179 y45 p0 r0  v=0   a=0 b=0 c=0
i f0 w6500 h5179 y90 p0 r0  v=0   a=0 b=0 c=0



v v0 y1 y2 r1 r2  p1 p2     a0 b0 c0


c n0 N1 x4810 y813 X2143 Y879

c n0 N1 x4744 y974 X2083 Y1012

c n0 N1 x4438 y1291 X1779 Y1250
c n0 N1 x4217 y1971 X1530 Y1928

c n0 N1 x3781 y1135 X961 Y878

c n1 N2 x3256 y1090 X30 Y582

c n1 N2 x3547 y1059 X567 Y689
c n1 N2 x4194.5 y1090 X1487 Y974

c n1 N2 x3278 y1242 X79 Y811

c n1 N0 x1956 y1106 X4610 Y1109
c n1 N0 x2213 y1618 X4887 Y1586
c n1 N0 x1359 y894 X4072 Y1060
c n2 N1 x46 y478 X3263 Y1012
c n2 N1 x2132 y1175 X4815 Y1122



*

# ====================================================================
# Output  generated by Panorama Tools

# 20028 function evalutations
# the relative error between x and the solution is at most tol

# Panorama description
p f2 w8000 h8000 v180 n""

# Parameters for Each Input Image:
# (*) - optimized         (p) - preset

# Image No 0:
# Yaw: 0 deg (p) Pitch: 0 deg (p)
# Roll: 0 deg (p) HFov: 92.6108 deg (*)
# Polynomial Coefficients: a   -0.065522 (*); b   0.246544 (*); c   -0.313735
(*)
# Horizontal Shift: 0.000000 (p)   Vertical Shift:  0.000000 (p)
# 4th polynomial coefficient: 1.13271
# Command for Panorama Creation:
o f0 r0 p0 y0 v92.6108 a-0.065522 b0.246544 c-0.313735 -buf

# Image No 1:
# Yaw: 44.9685 deg (*) Pitch: -0.83437 deg (*)
# Roll: 2.05178 deg (*) HFov: 92.6108 deg (*)
# Polynomial Coefficients: a   -0.065522 (*); b   0.246544 (*); c   -0.313735
(*)
# Horizontal Shift: 0.000000 (p)   Vertical Shift:  0.000000 (p)
# 4th polynomial coefficient: 1.13271
# Command for Panorama Creation:
o f0 r2.05178 p-0.83437 y44.9685 v92.6108 a-0.065522 b0.246544 c-0.313735 +buf
-buf

# Image No 2:
# Yaw: 89.9628 deg (*) Pitch: -3.15914 deg (*)
# Roll: 3.4376 deg (*) HFov: 92.6108 deg (*)
# Polynomial Coefficients: a   -0.065522 (*); b   0.246544 (*); c   -0.313735
(*)
# Horizontal Shift: 0.000000 (p)   Vertical Shift:  0.000000 (p)
# 4th polynomial coefficient: 1.13271
# Command for Panorama Creation:
o f0 r3.4376 p-3.15914 y89.9628 v92.6108 a-0.065522 b0.246544 c-0.313735 +buf


# ====================================================================
# Control Points: Distance between desired and fitted Position (in Pixels)

# Control Point No 0:  2.22437
# Control Point No 1:  1.69425
# Control Point No 2:  1.26993
# Control Point No 3:  4.11442
# Control Point No 4:  3.50922
# Control Point No 5:  1.47415
# Control Point No 6:  2.29661
# Control Point No 7:  3.26958
# Control Point No 8:  4.12945
# Control Point No 9:  0.0786731
# Control Point No 10:  1.33459
# Control Point No 11:  2.44161
# Control Point No 12:  3.7329
# Control Point No 13:  1.88289









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