Mukesh Vadodaria
Posts: 49
Location: Gujarat, India
Registered: 21 Oct 2005
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PTGui 360 X 180 with Sony DSC F828
Posted: 13 Dec 2005 at 8:20 GMT
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Dear All,
I get my PTGui + Pano2QTVR and trying to make 360 X 180 pano without pano head, with following :
PTGui 360 X 180 with Sony DSC F828
Its stitched nicely but I am not getting 180 as my tripod is not having that facility its giving me 157.5 degree only....how to get 180 with the same tripod ( (Manfrotto 190 DB with 141RC head)
May be I am not getting 180 degree, I have another problem : when I converte QTVR with Pano2QTVR top and bottom I get black hole, which I have to edit.
Sample of my first pano : 6 raws X 12 pics each = 72 pics but not having 180 degree is available here :
Regards/ Mukesh Vadodaria | INDIA
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GURL
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Location: Grenoble / Isère, France
Registered: 7 May 2004
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Re: PTGui 360 X 180 with Sony DSC F828
Posted: 13 Dec 2005 at 9:55 GMT
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Great 360x180 panorama!
You found the perfect place for (I suppose) your first attempt: many details and many straight lines both in the foreground and in the background plus some other interesting challenges in lighting, etc... (I'm jealous!)
About the black hole: when using Pano2QTVR you can select the TIFF option for the cube faces and edit the "ceiling square". If you can't shot the zenith using your tripod let you make this shot with the camera hand-held. "PATCHING THE ZENITH AND NADIR" paragraph in John's tutorial homepage.ntlworld.com/j.houghton/360tute.htm explains that for fisheye lens, but it's just easier when using a non-fisheye lens.
About your camera and tripod: I wonder if, using all those machine tools, a 6° "angular adjusting chim" to be inserted between your tripod and your camera could not be made...
Regards / Georges
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Mukesh Vadodaria
Posts: 49
Location: Gujarat, India
Registered: 21 Oct 2005
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Re: PTGui 360 X 180 with Sony DSC F828
Posted: 14 Dec 2005 at 9:57 GMT
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Dear Georges,
Many thanks for your reply and for encouraging me.
I also visited your site and its really excellent and informative.
Best regards / Mukesh
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