Eric_Rougier
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Location: Paris, France
Registered: 17 Sep 2005
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Aaron Spence
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Location: Gold Coast, Australia
Registered: 29 Sep 2005
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Re: New head 360Precision Adjuste: mini review
Posted: 29 Aug 2006 at 23:53 GMT
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G'day Eric,
Great mini-review thanks. I gather from your info on the smaller nadir, that using a 10.5mm on a D200/D70/D80 and using the -15 degree setting still provides plenty of overlap for the zenith shot?
I've got my order in already 
And that pano you have of the Tower & the lights is just unbelievable, brilliant.
Thanks,
Aaron.
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Eric_Rougier
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Location: Paris, France
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Re: New head 360Precision Adjuste: mini review
Posted: 30 Aug 2006 at 14:36 GMT
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Hi Aaron,
Thanks !
I made a test during my last holidays with the 360P Adjuste:
- Nikon D70
- 10.5mm
- row: 5 pictures (**not 6**)
- zenith: 1
- camera: -15°
>Overlap (mini - maxi)
>Quick render of the QTVR VR fullscreen (my grand-ma's house  )
www.fromparis.com/tests/test_adjuste_-15_aaron/
'hope that will help
Eric
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Aaron Spence
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Re: New head 360Precision Adjuste: mini review
Posted: 30 Aug 2006 at 22:45 GMT
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Thanks Eric,
That is outstanding. Are you planning to use 5 horizontal shots from now on? That test looks great, I don't know why I would continue to use 6 shots? And the -15° is perfect.
Much appreciated.
Aaron.
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Eric_Rougier
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Re: New head 360Precision Adjuste: mini review
Posted: 31 Aug 2006 at 17:05 GMT
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Hi,
' don't really know. (c) (tm) eric r.
It's good for a QTVR fullscreen but not for a 4mx3m print
Who can give us his advice for 5 or 6 pictures with the Nikon 10.5mm here ?
Eric
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Andrey Ilyin
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Re: New head 360Precision Adjuste: mini review
Posted: 31 Aug 2006 at 18:13 GMT
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I used to stitch 5+1 few times. If you don't "really" need extra overlap (moving objects in the pano) 6+1 doesn't have advantages over 5+1. Both workflows has the same resolution.
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revmark
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Location: Harvey, United States
Registered: 22 Feb 2006
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Re: New head 360Precision Adjuste: mini review
Posted: 1 Sep 2006 at 13:24 GMT
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Great, but how does CubicConverter operate with only 5 horiz shots? This is probably a noob question but none the less. (I've been taking nadir shots on the pano head for about 20 panos for some stupid reason. Then I realized what a waste of time when I only needed the handheld nadir. Can you tell I am still a noob)
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revmark
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Re: New head 360Precision Adjuste: mini review
Posted: 1 Sep 2006 at 19:44 GMT
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Never Mind. My cart is before the horse.
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Eric_Rougier
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Re: New head 360Precision Adjuste: mini review
Posted: 1 Sep 2006 at 23:38 GMT
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CubicConverter only transform the equirectangular image created by your stitching program (PTMac, Stitcher, PTGUI...) in a Quicktive VR.
The number of shots is not important for CC.
(Sometimes it's good to have a nadir shot on the head in the stitching software but it's an other story... )
Eric
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