[Pkg-phototools-devel] Bug#549495: hugin: Control Points tab forgets to display images

[Andreas Metzler]

On 2009-10-04 Joerg Jaspert <joerg at ganneff.de> wrote:

> > perhaps I am not following the steps correctly but I cannot reproduce
> > this with 2009.2.0+dfsg~rc1-1 (available in experimental). Could you
> > please doublecheck whether you can still reproduce the bug with the
> > new upstream version?

> Its not there for amd64, so i had to built it myself, but it doesnt
> help. See attached screenshot.

Hello,

here is what I do without experiencing the bug:

1 I start with a directory containing 4 images belonging to two
different panos.
2 Start hugin.
3 in the assistant tab use "Load Images" to select the first two images.
autopano-sift-c runs, the quick preview pops up.
4 Close quick preview.
5 Use "3. Create panorama", enter a filename (without extension) in
the dialogue that pops up. Nona and enblend run and create the panorama.
6 Push the "New project" button in the menu bar. Select "No" in the
dialogue asking to save the panorama.
7 repeat 1 to 4 with the second pair of images.
8 Take a look at the control point tab, trying to verify the bug
report. In vain.

This is another way where I do not experience the bug.
1 I start with a directory containing 4 images belonging to two
different panos.
2 Start hugin
3 Switch to images tab.
4 Use add individual images button to add two images
5 Use "Create control points" button.
6 Switch to optimizer tab, push "Optimize now".
7 Switch to exposure tab, push "Optimize now".
8 Switch to Stitcher tab, push "Calculate Field of View" and
"Calculate Omtimal Size" buttons.
9 Use "Stitch now" to generate panorama.
10 Switch to images tab, remove the existing two images, add the
second set instead.
11 Use "Create control points" button.
12 Take a look at the control point tab, trying to verify the bug
report. In vain.

So, what are you doing differently? ;-)

cu andreas

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