Tweak photos on Linux with Fotox
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Create panoramas from multiple images with Fotox...
The Panorama feature makes Fotox a decent tool for stitching multiple images into a panorama. But before you can make use of this feature, you have to adjust two parameters: lens_mm (focal length) and lens_bow (barrel or pincushion distortion). You can do this manually or let Fotox try to guess the optimal values. No matter which way you choose to go, make sure you read Fotox's manual; it provides a detailed description of how this can be done. The good news is that you have to set the lens parameters only once. After that, creating panoramas couldn't be easier.
read more | mail this link | score:6301 | -Ray, May 21, 2008
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