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Re: recommended steps / software to go from stitched image to QTVR
chris 2006-Jun-27 14:49:00
Hi Hans,
I used landscape. And I thought there needs to be overlap to get the
stitcher to work.
Ah well, I'll proly have to just submit the cylindrical pano as QTVR.
thanks,
chris
On 6/27/06, Hans Nyberg <#removed#> wrote:
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> On 27/6-2006, at 15.06, chris wrote:
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> > 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....
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> How did you do that. Did you take the images in landscape?
> With images in vertical as we usually do it there is no overlap at all
> with 8 images
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You need at least 10 images for 360 degrees with images in vertical
> orientation.
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> For a full sphere with an 18mm on 350D you have to take 10 at zero and
> 10 at +45 plus 10 at -45 degrees
> and you will also need at Zenith and a nadir shot.
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> Hans
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> Hans Nyberg
> commercial photographer
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