Looking through the steps today, I noticed the same sort of thing - in the libpano and enblend steps, the folder structure is libpano.hg and libpano.build (etc.) whereas for hugin we have hugin.hg and hugin.hg-build. Wouldn't it better to use the same naming convention for hugin, like suggesting to create a build.hugin instead of hugin-build? Why not use jhead that is already part of hugin distribution? Heikki 12:18, 4 February 2008 (CET)
Use something that is smaller and more focused to just copying the EXIF data over. Personally, I think exiftools is not a good choice for this.
#Ubuntu exiftool install install#
You need to run sudo apt-get install libimage-exiftool-perl before running it. This page being about the bleeding edge versioning system installation, it would be useful to note that enfuse adds one more dependency to hugin: exiftools. You probably meant "In 32bit ubuntu 7.10 systems.
In ubuntu 7.10 AMD64, replace lib64z1 and lib64z1-dev with zlib1g and zlib1g-dev in the above command.
#Ubuntu exiftool install how to#
This to make itĮasier to find how to change it if you don't want the default. Plus, you need to have cmake and mercurial installed. According to several forums and my own experience on Ubuntu 11.04 you need to install these lib's at first, otherwise, you get errors during building:
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