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My first aerial (mast) pano
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Re: My first aerial (mast) pano
Posted: 1 Jun 2008 at 5:21 GMT
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Wow, you're at tree-top level with shot 3, nice work.
Has the mailman found your box yet? 
David
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Panoguide website feedback
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Do you want a new forum?
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Re: Do you want a new forum?
Posted: 31 May 2008 at 3:57 GMT
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James,
Great the way it is. This forum has a unique character from the other canned forums.
I have always liked the recent post times displayed in "hours" or "minutes" ago. No mind math required! Most forums just list date/time.
I sometimes have trouble getting accurate result from the search tool.
SMF would be good too.
David
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Thread:
Panoramic of a church ceiling
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Re: Panoramic of a church ceiling
Posted: 25 May 2008 at 12:36 GMT
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Welcome Housi,
Try Autopano Pro.
It does well at stitching the seemingly impossible.
David
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Pan Head Suggestions?
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Re: Pan Head Suggestions?
Posted: 20 May 2008 at 5:29 GMT
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Skridlov said: Hi there.
I am using the NN3 with a D200. This camera is too heavy for it and causes significant lean compared to the level setting. Additionally the original yaw axis tensioning arrangement is absolutely useless. I understand that this is now replaced by a replacement part that works properly - which victims of the original design error are expected to purchase.
Against that its light and compact and (compared to the competition) reasonably priced. Make sure your camera isn't too heavy.
Buying an NN3 MKII Rotator for $39.95 seems like a reasonable price to upgrade from an NN3 to an NN3 MKII. It's a mechanical rotator with detents for only $39.95 Many generic camera plates cost more than $40.
Nick deserves lots of credit for keeping original NN customers in mind. After all, he is offering a very reasonable upgrade path. Manufacturers only interested in their profits would force us to buy a complete new head.
If a D200 is too heavy for your NN3, considering buying an NN5L. I use one and it works very well. Also, NN3's bring great prices on ebay. Sell it, or Nick has offered a full refund. Take the refund and buy an NN5, you're out almost nothing.
Not many manufacturers provide this level of support to guarantee complete customer satisfaction. Check around. Nick, Bill, and the other NN resellers are very quick to resolve any concerns.
David
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Thread:
Source image orientation scrambling
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Re: Source image orientation scrambling
Posted: 10 May 2008 at 14:10 GMT
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I've seen a similar rotation problem. The images are all vertical until running auto align. Then one or more are rotated horizontal. When I look at the images in the editor, one or more are all over the place. In my case, the images that are rotating contain repeating patterns that can be found in several images (even out of sequence) and at various orientations. If I move them into place manually with the editor, then they rotate back normal. I've seen the same problem with Autopano. The repeating patterns seem to cause confusion. Manual CP's will correct this, but can be tedious.
David
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Galleries
Thread:
Do you have a good head for hights
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Re: Do you have a good head for hights
Posted: 6 May 2008 at 10:50 GMT
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Watch that first step! 
A masterpiece is right.
Brilliant work Julian!
How did you combine the various exposures? Did you bracket every shot?
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Thread:
Outsourcing pano stitching
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Re: Outsourcing pano stitching
Posted: 5 May 2008 at 9:44 GMT
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For me, #27 was the least obvious. The number and background color appear similar.
Estimate of color vision deficiency's probability:0%
normal answers: 31/31
Your answer is randomly: 0/24
no similar proposal: 0/7
green color deficit (deutéranopia): 0/19
green color deficit (deutéranomaly) simulation wickline: 0/7
red color deficit (protanopia): 0/15
red color deficit (protanomaly) simulation wickline: 0/7
blue color deficit (tritanopia): 0/15
blue color deficit (tritanomaly) simulation wickline: 0/7
deuteranopia indicator:0%
deuteranomaly indicator: 0%
protanopia indicator: 0%
protanomaly indicator: 0%
tritanopia indicator: 0%
tritanomaly indicator: 0%
I'm sure glad there wasn't a spelling quiz on those indicator names. :>
Great fun! Does anyone win a prize?
David
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Thread:
Turntable
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Q & A
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How do i create a panorama around an object?
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Q & A
Thread:
Turntable
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Re: nothing is turning
Posted: 28 Apr 2008 at 11:52 GMT
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They work fine for me with Firefox, Opera, and IE7.
David
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Thread:
Turntable
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Re: Turntable
Posted: 26 Apr 2008 at 14:35 GMT
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Ormar,
Impressive work! 72 is much smoother, especially while dragging. This gives me a starting point for a large ceramic jar project. But first I must work on the lighting.
David
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Turntable
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Re: Turntable
Posted: 26 Apr 2008 at 12:22 GMT
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gus,
How did you arrive at 36 for the number of images? Does this provide a smooth animation?
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Thread:
Air to Air airplane pano
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Re: Air to Air airplane pano
Posted: 25 Apr 2008 at 1:18 GMT
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Very nice work! That does look like a close call. Planned I hope!
David
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Thread:
Viewer starting location
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Re: Viewer starting location
Posted: 17 Apr 2008 at 14:54 GMT
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Thanks fiero. Works like a charm. I like having different options for a task.
David
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Viewer starting location
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Re: Viewer starting location
Posted: 17 Apr 2008 at 10:12 GMT
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Great info, as always John. I just need to dig deeper into the tabs and menus!
Thanks,
David
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