Here we go again. I prompted a discussion about the Hugin release cycle and the wheels started turning toward 0.8.0.
Filed under: Google Summer of Code, development, hugin | Tagged: Andrew Mihal, Gerry Patterson, James Legg, Lukáš Jirkovský, Marko Kuder, Tim Nugent | Leave a Comment »
How refreshing is creative-common licensed music compared with the cheap and complex cacophony of “royalty-free” music. I used a CC-BY-NC licensed song as a soundtrack to my latest movie.
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There is something wrong when a third party obliges me to open an account to access the personal content of a friend who wants to share it with me.
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This morning Leslie Hawthorn of the Google Open Source Program Office announced that they have received Executive approval to run Google Summer of Code 2009.
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After I published samples of the new libpano projections in Hugin, Bruno found that Daniel’s implementation in libpano does not perform like his original Mathmap implementation of Pannini. The result? Pannini again.
Filed under: PTAssembler, hugin, libpano | Tagged: Bruno Postle, Daniel M. German, Max Lyons | Leave a Comment »
The latest World Wide Panorama (WWP) went online. I’ve been a regular contributor to the WWP ever since I found about it four years ago, but this is likely to be the last event I will participate to.
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A quick visual tour of the new projections available in hugin / libpano13.
Filed under: hugin, libpano | Tagged: Bruno Postle, Daniel M. German, Helmut Dersch, Jim Watters, Tom K. Sharpless | 5 Comments »
