Horrado
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Registered: 19 Mar 2010
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Weird aliasing on export - help
Posted: 19 Mar 2010 at 0:55 GMT
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Here’s the original image used:
And here’s a screen grab from the exported mov file from stitcher unlimited:
Notice the crazy aliasing lines on the roof and cables (or whatever it is)? What is this and, more importantly, how do I ensure that this doesn’t happen when exporting from stitcher? My photos don’t exhibit this so I’m not sure why the mov pano is showing it. Any ideas?
My workflow:
1) export photos to high-res jpgs from Aperture.
2) Open stitcher unlimited and drag-and-drop photos onto workspace.
3) Auto-stitch
4) Auto-align
5) Equalize
for “type”, choose “cylindrical QTVR” and best size ration (%)” should be about 25%. Set render area.
7) click Render.
Help.
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Hans Nyberg
Posts: 2760
Location: Denmark
Registered: 28 Aug 2005
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Re: Weird aliasing on export - help
Posted: 19 Mar 2010 at 8:51 GMT
updated: 19 Mar 2010 at 8:54 GMT
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Use Smartblend as renderer.
Oh I can see you output directly to QTVR, Don't as far as I remember you can not use Smartblend for that.
Or better, forget about Stitcher. Get PTGui instead.
And forget about QTVR. It is not supported on 64 bit machines.
Hans
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badders
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Location: East Kilbride, United Kingdom
Registered: 5 Dec 2007
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Re: Weird aliasing on export - help
Posted: 19 Mar 2010 at 9:37 GMT
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4) Auto-align
5) Equalize (ONLY if lighting changed between frames!)
for “type”, choose “cylindrical JPG” and best size ration (%)” should be 100%. Set render area.
Set Blend method to SMART (This is how you do it Hans!)
7) click Render.
8) Create New Project
9) Re-Load pano from LOAD PANORAMA
10) Convert to QTVR
Andrew Baddeley
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