Feb-04-2019, 08:40 PM
(This post was last modified: Feb-04-2019, 08:56 PM by ChrisOfBristol.)
@buran
@buran
Use HSI, which uses panorama, which uses a subprocess which uses CLI to call hugin? Not sure what CLI is though.
@buran
I think you are suggesting that:
1) use HSI
2) camocamp is defunct.
3) panorama uses a subprocess to call hugin via CLI (OS command?).
1) Having had a look at the list I can't find align-image-stack, so no good.
2) Defunct so don't use.
3) This could work as I use an OScommand from Python to run align-image-stack. How would I ensure that hugin was available?
Quote:HSIDoesn't appear to have what I want, which is align-image-stack.
HSI is an extension of Python. Import the hsi module and access Hugin functionality from your scripts.
To see what objects and methods are available, run
python -c 'import hsi; help(hsi)' > help.txt
@buran
Quote:I would suggest to use HSI - it's the one referred on their page and is updated April 2018.I'm a bit confused, do you mean:
panorama is updated in 2017. If you look at the github repo it uses subprocess to call hugin via CLI.
Use HSI, which uses panorama, which uses a subprocess which uses CLI to call hugin? Not sure what CLI is though.
@buran
I think you are suggesting that:
1) use HSI
2) camocamp is defunct.
3) panorama uses a subprocess to call hugin via CLI (OS command?).
1) Having had a look at the list I can't find align-image-stack, so no good.
2) Defunct so don't use.
3) This could work as I use an OScommand from Python to run align-image-stack. How would I ensure that hugin was available?