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The Hugin and panotools 2010 Summer of Code has now finished and all students have completed their projects. Code is available as branches in the Hugin HG repository on sourceforge and the panotools SVN repository on sourceforge, soon samples should be uploaded to Google Code too.

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Hugin and panotools

Hugin project web site: http://hugin.sourceforge.net/

Public mailing list:http://groups.google.com/group/hugin-ptx

Project ideas page: http://wiki.panotools.org/SoC_2010_ideas

Hugin and related tools are the most advanced open source solution to manipulate images beyond the limits of a single camera shot. stitch, stack, blend images, correct their geometric and photometric distortions and produce stunning perspectives.

Assessment criteria

The following are flexible but are factors that we will consider when evaluating applications:

• Previous Open Source Software involvement will be a bonus, but we are also understand that summer of code is a useful introduction to Open Source development methods for students willing to learn.
• Ability to program. We don't have any entry level positions and will expect students to have the necessary programming proficiency.Ability to manage time. Last minute applications are not evidence of good planning.
• Previous Hugin/panotools/photography involvement (not necessarily programming). We hope to gain contributors from this process and a previous interest is an indication of ongoing interest.
• Our need for the proposed code. Some of the projects on the proposals page are more needed than others, if this isn't clear ask.
• Ability to communicate. We use the PTX mailing list, the panotools wiki and Hugin on sourceforge bug trackers, you need to be comfortable with public communication.