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<!-- Copyright 2014 Terry Duell -->
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 <id>calibrate_lens_gui.desktop</id>
 <releases>
  <release date="2025-12-13" version="2025.0.1" />
  <release date="2025-11-15" version="2025.0.0" />
  <release date="2024-11-20" version="2024.0.1" />
  <release date="2024-11-16" version="2024.0.0" />
  <release date="2023-11-11" version="2023.0.0" />
  <release date="2022-12-18" version="2022.0.0" />
  <release date="2021-12-30" version="2021.0.0" />
  <release date="2020-12-12" version="2020.0.0" />
  <release date="2019-12-30" version="2019.2.0" />
  <release date="2019-04-05" version="2019.0.0" />
  <release date="2018-02-03" version="2018.0.0" />
  <release date="2017-06-30" version="2017.0.0" />
 </releases>
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 <translation type="gettext">calibrate_lens_gui</translation>
 <metadata_license>GFDL</metadata_license>
 <project_license>GPL-2.0-or-later</project_license>
 <content_rating type="oars-1.1" />
 <name>Hugin calibrate lens</name>
 <summary>Automatic lens calibration</summary>
 <description>
  <p>
   Hugin Calibrate Lens is a tool for lens calibration using the straight line method.
  </p>
  <p>Simple workflow:</p>
  <ul>
   <li>Load images ("add" opens a file browser)</li>
   <li>Check focal length and crop factor (calibrate lens tries to read them from the EXIF data)</li>
   <li>Select "Find lines" to detect the straight lines</li>
   <li>Choose the lens parameters to optimise, then select "Optimize"</li>
   <li>"Save lens" to save optimised lens parameters into file for use in hugin</li>
  </ul>
  <p>
   Calibrate_lens_gui is installed when you install hugin.
  </p>
 </description>
 <screenshots>
  <screenshot type="default">http://hugin.sourceforge.net/screenshots/appdata/calib-lens.png</screenshot>
 </screenshots>
 <url type="homepage">http://hugin.sourceforge.net/</url>
 <update_contact>tduell_at_iinet.net.au</update_contact>
</component>
