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Sorry about that...it's posted now. -Bryan Image Composite Editor Team
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Hello Image Composite Editor Forum members. I'm happy to announce a new version of Image Composite Editor is available. As always, the latest version is available from the Image Composite Editor download page: http://research.microsoft.com/ivm/ice.html Here's a summary of the changes: Fixed a bug in the integration with the next version of Windows Live Photo Gallery on x64 machines. Fixed a language-related problem in the Deep Zoom template's HDViewSL.xap. The latter issue has been discussed
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You're right - it's wonky. I'll have to fix that. Thanks Mike. -Bryan Image Composite Editor Team
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A "structured" input wizard is planned for an upcoming release, and should at least make it easier to stitch this kind of data. It's not clear whether we'll use the adjacency information to speed up the alignment - depends on how much time we have. But the stitching code we used to stitch our gigipixel images used adjacency to speed up alignment - so we knnow how to do it. -Bryan Image Composite Editor Team
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We never thought of that! That's a great use for ICE! -Bryan Image Composite Editor Team
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You're describing, to a T, what Photosynth was meant to do. It does some of the same things as ICE (and in fact, shares lots of code with ICE) - it finds features in the images and and from those features determines camera poses. But Photosynth goes further, attempting to calculate the 3D locations of all the interest points as well. Those 3D interest points are what you saw as the "point cloud" in the first versions of Photosynth. The result of all this math is a set of camera locations
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It is a four-parameter lens model, as you might have guessed. But since we reserve the right to change that later, you shouldn't depend on those values. -Bryan Image Composite Editor Team
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Yeah, you're probably right - we should use the same resolution as the input images (if they agree). And as for the 100% thing - it changes itself when the current output format can't handle the total size of your current panorama. But it should *remember* what output type you last used, etc. which it currently doesn't. -Bryan Image Composite Editor Team
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I suspect that the system is generating thumbnail image before we're done writing the file. Explorer installs file-system watchers for all open Explorer windows, and creates thumbnails as files come in. One possible workaround might be to make sure there's not explorer windows open on the target (output folder). Then only when the Export operation is done, open an Explorer window there to view the file. That should trigger Explorer to build the thumbnail. -Bryan Image Composite Editor Team