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srm panorama hdrpanorama_v0.4
The srm-panorama-hdrpanorama cluster modules considers panoramas as source data and compute an high dynamic range (HDR) panorama. The source panoramas has then to be different exposure of the same panorama in order to produce the desired result.
In addition to the standard interface arguments and parameters, this module expects the following execution mode arguments and parameters :
-m [parameter]
The parameter of this argument describe the method used by the
module to compute the HDR panorama images. If 'enfuse' is
provided, HDR panoramas are created using the software of the
same name.
As described in the standard interface documentation, this module expects a parameter to the '-n' argument to determine the parentage of the data.
The following command gives an example of the module script call for the computation of an HDR panorama based on three exposure of the same panorama :
srm-panorama-hdrpanorama --mount-point /path/to/storage\
--address 00-0e-64-08-1b-6e/1400683811/1400683814/\
1400683880_023612-1400683880_023612,\
00-0e-64-08-1b-6e/1400683811/1400683814/\
1400683890_023612-1400683890_023612,\
00-0e-64-08-1b-6e/1400683811/1400683814/\
1400683910_023612-1400683910_023612,\
-n 80440a7ac320f14e -m enfuse --thread 4
This module being a cluster module, the consideration of the thread number allocated for the processing depends on the underlying software. In this case, enfuse considers the four thread provided as parameter.
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Section : standard interface
- [Module standard interface](Standard interface_v0.4)
Section : pose modules
- srm-elphel
- srm-raw-eqrtile
- srm-raw-rectile
- srm-rectile-eqrtile
- srm-eqrtile-rectile
- srm-eqrtile-panorama
- srm-panorama-panorama
Section : cluster modules
Section : mmsr address
- [MMSR address standard](MMSR address_v0.4)
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