panohead
Posts: 24
Location: Canada
Registered: 27 Nov 2007
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How to do full screen panoramics at good quality?
Posted: 20 Dec 2007 at 3:51 GMT
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I can't seem to figure out how to get real good quality pans with my 8 mil fisheye lens & ninja 3 pano head.
I am trying to get nice focused good lighting image pans that people can zoom in on like these:
www.digitalproperties.ca/2007072502/index.php?id=3
and these:
www.ispace-tours.com/spec-ispace/
I am fairly new at this and would really appreciate to know how many images, what camera sttings, lighting and any other things I need to know to get these types of pans for my clients.
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mrc
Posts: 22
Location: Calgary, Canada
Registered: 21 Oct 2007
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Re: How to do full screen panoramics at good quality?
Posted: 20 Dec 2007 at 4:14 GMT
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Like any good photos you need to understand the basics Lighting,exposure,composition ect. The first example is based on good digital pictures and obviously someone who knows how to take pictures.
One thing I do is shoot in RAW mode to give me more control over things like exposure and white balance.The other thing I do which most other panoramic photographers don't do is I use a flash with a diffuser to get even light in the rooms I shoot. I do mainly Real estate vtours and it is necessary to control the light as some homes are very dark. I am still learning but i do quite a few a week that I should get better after all practice is perfect!
Can you post a link of some of your panos?
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julesfr
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Location: Sophia Antipolis, France
Registered: 21 Dec 2007
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Re: How to do full screen panoramics at good quality?
Posted: 21 Dec 2007 at 9:41 GMT
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Again MRC,
Are you still using PTgui on this ?
The Sigma 8mm and Nodal Ninja are good products.
Please send me an email for me to understand your image stitching issues.
Regards,
Julien.piercourt@realviz.com
REALVIZ
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