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Re: What vertical pixel height are people using for 360s?
Nick 2005-Sep-24 16:16:00
Hi Andy
This is my first event too, I also shoot cylindrical 360's. You should
output the stiched image as a tiff file or tga file rather than a jpg.
My output quick time res will be as follows: Small 675x360 Full screen
1050x560. My stiched images are at 13000x2150. I double the height of
the output resolution for the input resolution, so I will use the
following input resoultions: Small 4350x720 Full Screen 6770x1120.
In your case I would use the following input resolutions Small
4700x720 and Full Screen 7312x1120.
I then use Photo jpeg for compresion and adjust the percentage until I
met the file size limit.
I hope this helps Nick.
--- In #removed#, "centreofengland" <#removed#> wrote:
> Hi, This is the first time I have entered this event,I am seeking
> advice on the jpg image size used to make the .MOV file.
>
> I shoot cyclindrical 360s, my final stitched images are normally
> around 16303 x 2497 pixels, Obviously too large to use as-is.
>
> My question is what vertical height should I use to resize the
> original image to for the small and fullscreen versions.
>
> I have tried height at 1248 pixels (which makes width 8151). This
> looks good and allows you to zoom in quite a lot on the detail BUT it
> seems to have too much detail if panning when zoomed out fully.
>
> What are people using as there standards for the imported jpg ?
> By the way I am using pano2qtvr to create the mov file. Also do I need
> to make sure that the dimensions of the jpg are divisable by 4?
>
> Thanks