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Re: recommended steps / software to go from stitched image to QTVR
chris 2006-Jun-27 13:06:00
On 6/27/06, Hans Nyberg <#removed#> wrote:
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> On 27/6-2006, at 11.52, chris wrote:
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> > What is the recommended steps / software to go from stitched image to
> > QTVR?
> > I can get an acceptable 360 cylindrical stiched image that's about
> > 18000 x
> > 3000 pixels.
> > I can use canon photostich or the latest PTGU - which seems to
> > produce the
> > best result.
>
> You do not need to output the full resolution in PTGui.
> You can set any size as the final stitch.
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> Or you can just reduce the size of your panorama in Photoshop or other
> image software.
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> > Don't know how to add the sky and ground shot for a spherical pano -
> > there
> > does not seem to be enough overlap to stitch them and I don't know
> > what
> > steps to use anyway.
> What did you take. And with what lens?
> 3 rows with 12 images plus a zenith?
>
I am using 16 images: two rows stitched together of 8 from an 18mm lense,
cannon 350D.
They stitch ok, just wanted to add sky/ground.
I only took one image of the sky and one of the ground, I suppose I should
have done more....
> So, what do people use to generate the QTVR?
>
> You can as far as I know generate a QTVR from PTGui
> but I would recommend Panocube or Pano2QTVR. Both have free basic
> versions.
>
pano2qtvr worked fine - but I might have a look to see if ptgui can
generate it direct.
regards,
chris
You find all links to software at my linkpage.
> http://www.panoramas.dk/quicktime/qtvr/software.html
>
> Hans
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> Hans Nyberg
> commercial photographer
> hans nyberg fotografi
> hasselvej 6 DK-8550 ryomgaard denmark
> <http://www.hans-nyberg.dk>
> <http://www.qtvr.dk>
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> <http://www.panoramas.dk> Panoramas.dk - Features Fullscreen QTVR
> email: #removed# <hans%40nyberg.com>
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