Hugin is useful for a few things. search the forums. I believe there is one link for stitching scans together, and another to use it correct perspective distortion from a photo in order to make a pattern.
-Rob A>
Hugin is useful for a few things. search the forums. I believe there is one link for stitching scans together, and another to use it correct perspective distortion from a photo in order to make a pattern.
-Rob A>
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Originally Posted by RobA
Couldn't find anything with "Hugin" in the search, though.
Personally for me this was a triumph. No more shall I be shackled by the chains of G-Projector's low resolution output when applying Azimuthal Equal Area, Stereographical and other map projections! And Hugin is also the only program I know with Transverse Mercator, which is a kinda neat projection.
If you are looking for a Photoshop plugin, Flexify can do a large number of projections.
Funny.
I get 13 posts:
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-Rob A>
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