BrettR
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A pano that goes from Day to Night....
Posted: 5 Dec 2011 at 10:02 GMT
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Hi
Thanks in advance for the help  I remember seeing a pano sometime ago that as you moved it went from day time to night time...I would love to do the same with a renovation....fade from the old to the new...any advice, hints, tips greatly appreciated...
Regards
Brett
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Tactus 360
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Re: A pano that goes from Day to Night....
Posted: 5 Dec 2011 at 10:09 GMT
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You need to lock the position of each panorama and then have a switch. I am not certain if you can do this with Pano2VR, since I think the panos are loaded independently, meaning that getting the exact starting point for the new pano will be difficult.
I think it can be done with Flashificator, however. You need to check out their forum and tutorials. I seem to remember something about locking panos together.
Jon
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Smooth
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Re: A pano that goes from Day to Night....
Posted: 5 Dec 2011 at 10:18 GMT
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It is a very simple thing to do with Pano2VR nothing about it is difficult at all. It is also very simple with Tourweaver. As it would be be KRP and Flashificator/FPP.
All it is, is the same FOV/Pan/Tilt providing you have shot the panoramas in the very same position.
Regards, Smooth 
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stalwart
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hindenhaag
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Re: A pano that goes from Day to Night....
Posted: 5 Dec 2011 at 13:49 GMT
updated: 5 Dec 2011 at 13:53 GMT
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Hi Brett,
Do I understand you right that you inside one pano the pics went from day to Night?
Then at max this is a longtime job: You have to shoot at the same place with same set up for example every hour or every thirty minutes a full set of the pano. Then you can play around. Smaller intervals of shooting will give you softer changes of daylight. Specially in sunrise sunset parts of the day.
Jan van der Woning did one, during the first Nodal Ninja course for panoramas in NL, I learned to do the first steps into thjs world.
worldwidepanorama.org/worldwidepanorama/wwp609/ht...
Heinz
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Trausti - FFC
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Re: A pano that goes from Day to Night....
Posted: 5 Dec 2011 at 17:33 GMT
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Tactus 360 said: I think it can be done with Flashificator, however. You need to check out their forum and tutorials. I seem to remember something about locking panos together.
Jon
Just add hotspots where one chooses day/night, drop the panos onto the hotspots, align the hotspots to their positions, and it is ready as can be seen in this silent video:
www.screenr.com/lUI
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Tactus 360
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Re: A pano that goes from Day to Night....
Posted: 5 Dec 2011 at 17:44 GMT
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Stu!
Quite wonderful!
Jon
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OrmarT
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