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Re: Beginnings beginning soon
Sean Adair 2008-Mar-17 03:12:00
Newbie to the group here. I've done a bunch of panos and a few object
QTVRs, and quite a bit more time lapse photography.
I can see how to put the data together, but how will you collect the images?
I can only see it working with multiple cameras (set up so they don't see
each other).
I guess you could move the camera with a time interval so plants grow as you
rotate... Then you could use a turntable, and everything would be much
easier. You'd want to stop it from jumping back to the start point though.
How many nodes can you put into the object QTVR? Ideally you'd want quite a
few frames for the timelapse I'd expect.
Sean Adair
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On 3/16/08 10:46 PM, "Caroling Geary" <#removed#> wrote:
> Good point. I did one of a plant before and was able to make it not
> wrap (using QTVRAS, an OS 9 program). So it goes from bud to seed and
> stops. That's if you drag it. However I made it run automatically and
> it loops around. It is a problem if time is seen as linear, as you
> point out. I supposei if it does not wrap around, it would be seen as
> a partial panorama and not fit the rules. I could do a layered
> panorama, so the time dimension is up and the space is going around.
> I like that idea, thanks.
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> On Mar 16, 2008, at 3:07 PM, #removed# wrote:
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>> From: "Caroling" <#removed#>
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>> I keep wondering if or what anyone is thinking about the upcoming WWP
>> event. It starts in three days, right? I've been thinking about
>> watching plants grow, over the days of the event and making a
>> time-lapse object movie of it.
>> i made one object movie and i have an idea to make more. I think
>> they are a cycle so you have a funny thing where it will grow and
>> shrink or else how do you do it?
>> regards
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