Hugin's cpfind 2017.0.0.eac5e8cc546e based on Pan-o-matic by Anael Orlinski

Hugin's cpfind 2017.0.0.eac5e8cc546e based on Pan-o-matic by Anael Orlinski Basic usage: cpfind -o output_project project.pto cpfind -k i0 -k i1 ... -k in project.pto cpfind --kall project.pto The input project file is required. General options -q|--quiet Do not output progress -v|--verbose Verbose output -h|--help Shows this help screen --version Prints the version number and exits then -o|--output=<string> Sets the filename of the output file (default: default.pto) Matching strategy (these options are mutually exclusive) --linearmatch Enable linear images matching Can be fine tuned with --linearmatchlen=<int> Number of images to match (default: 1) --multirow Enable heuristic multi row matching --prealigned Match only overlapping images, requires a rough aligned panorama Feature description options --sieve1width=<int> Sieve 1: Number of buckets on width (default: 10) --sieve1height=<int> Sieve 1: Number of buckets on height (default: 10) --sieve1size=<int> Sieve 1: Max points per bucket (default: 100) --kdtreesteps=<int> KDTree: search steps (default: 200) --kdtreeseconddist=<double> KDTree: distance of 2nd match (default: 0.25) Feature matching options --ransaciter=<int> Ransac: iterations (default: 1000) --ransacdist=<int> Ransac: homography estimation distance threshold (in pixels) (default: 25) --ransacmode=<string> Ransac: Select the mode used in the ransac step. Possible values: auto, hom, rpy, rpyv, rpyb (default: auto) --minmatches=<int> Minimum matches (default: 6) --sieve2width=<int> Sieve 2: Number of buckets on width (default: 5) --sieve2height=<int> Sieve 2: Number of buckets on height (default: 5) --sieve2size=<int> Sieve 2: Max points per bucket (default: 1) Caching options -c|--cache Caches keypoints to external file --clean Clean up cached keyfiles -p|--keypath=<string> Store keyfiles in given path -k|--writekeyfile=<int> Write a keyfile for this image number --kall Write keyfiles for all images in the project Advanced options --celeste Masks area with clouds before running feature descriptor Celeste can be fine tuned with the following parameters --celestethreshold=<int> Threshold for celeste (default 0.5) --celesteradius=<int> Radius for celeste (in pixels, default 20) --ncores=<int> Number of threads to use (default: autodetect number of cores)