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04/23/2005 07:28:00 PM · #26 |
Originally posted by mariomel:
Originally posted by TerryGee:
very interesting...I am in the process of trying to learn panos myself...looks like it will take some time.
What about fisheye panos? Anyone try that? |
Seems to me that fisheyes would make it MUCH more difficult since the lines would all be rounded at the edges where the stitch takes place. In my example above, I ran each image through PTLens prior to stitching, which takes all the roundedness out of the photos first. Even though I used the Canon 17-40 f/4 L, there was still a little roundness around the edges. |
The lens should be a wide lens. depending on the app, a fish eye should not make a differance.
The nodal point is the all mighty key to this issue. If you do not find a nodal point on your rig, you will have misalignment.
The only app I know that doesn't need a nodal point, but a steady hand is REALVIZ STITCHER 4.0, Realviz.com.
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05/18/2005 12:41:28 PM · #27 |
Originally posted by swinging_johnson_v1:
The nodal point is the all mighty key to this issue. If you do not find a nodal point on your rig, you will have misalignment.
The only app I know that doesn't need a nodal point, but a steady hand is REALVIZ STITCHER 4.0, Realviz.com. |
I've been using Panorama Factory for a while now with plenty of handheld panos. It's very easy to use and has some unique features, like auto-adjust/refine for areas that don't quite match up.
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