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Re:First Equirectangular Pano
Mario R Navarrete 2005-Mar-27 08:35:00
Wow ! a sphere with 38 images, is a very good work, i even can'y
imagine how it was made with only 38 pics, i shoot 18 or 24 with my
28mm lens and still wondering what number of pics is the best for that
lens, now 38 to create a full sphere is great, very nice place and
great work.
Also i agree with the thanks to Landis and Don and the people who made
this forum and project possible is a good job. =)
Mario
On Mar 26, 2005, at 6:13 PM, yarwall wrote:
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> It has been a very busy week trying to figure out how to create the
> equirectangular pano - things like alpha channels and PanoCube. But I
> finally finished and here is the link showing the results from the 38
> images. (when I hit the lottery my dream is a fisheye lens)
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> http://128.32.102.88:8090/gen/view/wwp305/html/RichardWall.html
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> Not hard to learn individual pieces, but collectively, quite
> challenging. There was no lens calibration for the Sony CD500. I also
> had problems learning the best settings for PanoCube using Windows XP.
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> Comments and critique are welcomed. I do this only for enjoyment and
> not professionally. Actually while I marvel at our groups work, my
> first love is creating large print cylindericals 16 x 44 inches.
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> And a special thanks to Landis Bennett and Don Bain (plus many others)
> who work behind the scenes to allow us to participate in this great
> sharing of our work and creations to an amazing worldwide audience.
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> Richard Wall
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