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6 match-n-shift - generate a Hugin .pto project from a list of photos
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9 match-n-shift [options] --output project.pto image1 image2 [...]
10 Options:
12 -o | --output name Filename of created panorama project
13 -s | --size number Downsize images until width and height is
14 smaller than number, default 1600
15 -p | --points number Number of generated control points between,
16 each pair, default: 25
17 -n | --noransac No ransac detection, useful for fisheye images
18 -r | --refine Refine the found control points using the
19 original images, delete unrefinable.
20 -f | --projection Panotools style input projection number. Use
21 0 for rectilinear (default), 2 for circular fisheye and
22 3 for full-frame fisheye images. Note, this has to be
23 specified for fisheye lenses as this can't be determined
24 from EXIF metadata
25 -v | --fov Horizontal field of view in degrees, this value is
26 only used if FoV can't be determined from EXIF
27 metadata, defaults to 50
28 -k | --selection Crop selection boundary, eg -459,2459,-57,2861
29 -l | --linkstacks Hard link positions of stacked photos.
30 -a | --align Generate control points (default no).
31 -h | --help Outputs help documentation.
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34 match-n-shift takes a list of image files and creates a hugin
35 compatible project file optionally containing control points linking
36 the images together.
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39 This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
40 under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the
41 Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your
42 option) any later version.
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45 <http://hugin.sourceforge.net/>
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48 Bruno Postle - February 2008.
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