All releases of hugin
Release Notes: A vertical feature detection tool for automatic leveling of panoramas was added. The Fast Preview window can now show composition guides such as Rule of Thirds and Golden ratio. The output of High Dynamic Range (HDR) images was modified to prevent clipping of the exposure in EXR format images. The batch processor PTBatcherGUI was extended. Many more improvements and bugfixes were made.
Release Notes: A Python scripting interface and a Python plugin interface were added. A new lens calibration tool was implemented. Several other improvements were made.
Release Notes: The built-in Control Points Generator was significantly improved, especially for wide angle (> FOV 65°) images, fisheye images, and rotated images. An Overview pane was added to the Fast Preview window. It is now possible to drag individual images or arbitrary groups of images onto the panosphere in the fast preview. A new gray point picker was added for visual white balance correction. Further improvements and minor bugfixes were made.
Release Notes: The control points generator cpfind was added, making hugin feature-complete. Unattended (batch) operation was improved. Interactive usage was improved with background loading of photos, a clearer Stitcher tab, hints in the Preview window, and better UI guideline compliance. The creation of the stitching Makefile was improved and cleaned up through the use of a new library. Further improvements were made. Many bugs were fixed.
Release Notes: An alternative Mosaic mode was introduced. An extra mode was added to the Fast Preview window, showing the entire project as a diagram with color-coded lines connecting each of the photographs. Controlling of the multi-resolution seam was made much easier with the Mask tab. Bracketed stacks can now be marked as linked so that the alignment stage is skipped. Control point detectors can now be intelligently chosen. Alignment can now be accelerated by dragging photos over each other in the preview. Support for orthographic, stereographic, and equisolid lenses was added. Bugs were fixed.
Release Notes: A command line tool for automatic lens calibration was added. Control point cleaning using heuristics to remove improbable automatically created control points was implemented. Support for autocropping and deghosting was added. Usability was improved. The build process was made easier. Some crashes were fixed. Documentation was updated and new translations were added.
Release Notes: Experimental hardware accelerated stitching has been introduced, in order to use multiple cores and GPU performance. Typical settings for common external control point creators are now provided. The user can add new creators, and they can be switched at any time. An extra stitching mode has been added which groups photos with similar exposures and blends them into "layers", and subsequently "exposure fuses" these layers into a final panorama. Visual control points have been added to the Fast Preview window. EXIF metadata display can now be displayed. The versioning scheme has been modified to reflect stability.
Release Notes: A Fast Preview window was added, using OpenGL acceleration to show things as they are processed. Hugin has been trained as a Support Vector Machine to ignore clouds when matching photos. Several new panorama projections were added, e.g. for for more elegant wide-angle perspectives. The Hugin Batch Processor was added for processing projects independently of the GUI. Many other improvements were made.
Release Notes: Hugin has changed enormously in the two years since the 0.6.1 release. Hardly any part of the code has remained untouched. There have been many many bugfixes, improvements to the interface, and lots of new features.
Release Notes: This is mainly a bugfix release. New features include support for displaying HDR images in the control point editor and the panorama preview. The main improvements are a properly working Universal Mac OS X binary, bugfixes for the preview window, and faster calculation of vignetting correction from overlapping images.
