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Hugin is a free cross-platform frontend for panorama-tools.
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Compute yaw/pitch/roll in Hugin from known elevations and azimuths
According to the PanoTools Wiki page on Perspective correction, tilt (pitch), pan (yaw), and rotation (roll) can be corrected, if you assign two (2) horizontal control point pairs and two (2) vertical …
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How do I stitch a panorama to keep horizon without bumps while ignoring problems on nearby t...
It's hard to tell, but it looks like in the stitched image your camera might have been aimed slightly above the horizon in at least 2 of the unstitched shots. By aiming up a little bit, the horizon at …
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How do I find the focal length when stitching images made with an unknown lens in Hugin?
However, when originally creating the Hugin image in this answer, I used 0.437 (as I had wrongly calculated at the time). …
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