Stitching

Overview

The stitching is started using the stitching script

Script help

SYNOPSIS:

    stitching [OPTION...] <sourceDir>  <destDir> [ -o <script> ]

DESCRIPTION:

    Generate a script to process unprocessed files from <sourceDir> and place
    the resulting files in <destDir>, using GNU parallel.

    With recent GNU parallel versions from http://gnu.org/s/parallel, the
    sshloginfile can be modified at runtime (to change the local or remote
    number of jobs to run in parallel)

    Arguments for the output scripts are passed to GNU parallel. They can also
    be specified in the PARALLEL environment variable (or with the -p option
    when queue mode is enabled with --run).

QUEUE MODE:

    If no output script name, or option --run is set, the processing is started
    immediately (before the full list of timestamps is built), using the output
    script as a queue, until "EOQ" is queued

RESUME PROCESSING:

    To resume processing, run the output script again.

OPTIONS SUMMARY:
    -h,--help                      display this
    -s,--shuffle                   process progressively instead of sequentially
    -o,--output <script>           set output script name
    -r,--run                       start processing immediately in queue mode
    -p,--parallel <options>        when -r is specified, set gnu parallel options
    -l,--logdir <path>             set log directory
    -f,--filelist <file_list>      files to process. <sourceDir> will be ignored

    -m,--method enblend|multiblend set stitching method
    -b,--black <black point>       set black point
    -w,--white <white point>       set white point
    -q,--quality <quality>         set jpeg quality

Usage example

Arguments details

/data/footage/capture/processed/0/ # Source path containing ImageJ processed images
/data/footage/capture/stitched/ # Destination path to store stitched panoramas

Command

stitching /data/footage/capture/processed/0/ \
/data/footage/capture/stitched/