Revise perspective transformation to remove hard-coded angular field of
view and horizontal perspective axis of rotation. Add vertical bias
parameter to retain ability to perform vertical perspective
transformation independent of the horizontal perspective axis of
rotation. Add field of view parameter as a tentative method for
specifying angular field of view.
The current implementation of perspective transformation applies
horizontal perspective transformation in such a way that preserves the
orientation of a horizontal line going through the center of the image.
In common use cases, horizontal lines such as the horizon do not go
through the center of the image. In such cases, the horizontal
perspective axis of rotation should not be parallel to the image's
y-axis. This commit makes the axis of rotation dependent on the vertical
parameter.
The two axes of rotation should be placed at the appropriate distance
from the image in order to prevent stretched or compressed proportions.
In the current implementation, the axes are at a fixed relative distance
from the image. This commit adds the ability to specify the distance in
the form of the diagonal angular field of view.
This was the old behaviour before lensfun integration. In order to enable both CA and distortion correction from the LCP, more work is needed.
(temporary) fix for #4159
- Sanitize `std::unique_ptr<>` handling
- Use `NonCopyable`
- Employ `explicit operator bool()`
- Correct use of `std::vector::emplace_back()`
- Cleanup includes
- Streamline implementation order
Note: as discussed e.g. at http://lensfun.sourceforge.net/manual/corrections.html, this is really a combination of distortion correction and change of projection (from fisheye to rectilinear), but "distortion correction" is how the Adobe camera model calls it, and this is how it appears in the RT gui
