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Posted: 3 Sep 2010 at 21:04 GMT
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Thanks one more time. I had no luck with the vertical jpg, but making it "normal" horisontal jpg, I managed ( with your settings in Make Cubic, that I use ) to be able to rotate freely.
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Posted: 3 Sep 2010 at 14:17 GMT
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Wow, thats amazing. Great to be able to pan in all directions. Im only used to quicktime.
I will check out the software you recommended.
Thank you for all your help. I should be fine now.
yours
-Pelle Piano
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Posted: 3 Sep 2010 at 12:22 GMT
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Thanks for your advice. It would be simple if one just could rotate the quicktime player in the html page =) The image looks like this ....
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Vertical Panorama in QuickTime?
Posted: 3 Sep 2010 at 11:22 GMT
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I have a vertical panorama that I would like to also scroll vertically in QuickTime.
I use the Make Cubic software to convert the jpg image to a 360x180 panorma, but now I need to make it 180x360.
Make Cubic automatically rotates the pano to a horisontal one.
Any ideas?
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Re: Handheld panoramas
Posted: 29 May 2007 at 22:44 GMT
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You can use a bubble level in the cameras hot shoe. Very practical.
And then put your right foot slightly forward, have the nodal point of lens over your toe, and rotate around that. I think it was Hans Nyberg who thought of that.
I use a similar technique but use a normal tripod ( without attaching the camera to it ) to keep track of where the nodal point should be.
Example pano .. www.pellepiano.com/qtvr/peleng/gl_karusell.html
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Re: How to map a mirrorball photo into 360 pano?
Posted: 29 Mar 2006 at 11:54 GMT
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Or just use the Polar Cordinates filter in Photoshop. And then a vertical resize.
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Re: How was this pano done??? Photoshop??
Posted: 12 Mar 2006 at 0:07 GMT
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Its hard to say. Some color management may have been involved.
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Re: 3D Object Flash Output?
Posted: 12 Mar 2006 at 0:00 GMT
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There are many 3d apps that can output to swf format ( Flash ). Lightwave, 3dstudio Max, Strata 3d an so on.
I us Strata3d. Its built in. On some apps I thik you need to buy the plugin from www.erain.com/ ( called swift3d ). It is also a standalone 3d app.
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Re: sigma 8mm fisheye.
Posted: 6 Mar 2006 at 19:43 GMT
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If you want a chepaer alternative than the Sigma, there is the Peleng 8mm for about $200.
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Re: Test and advice needed??? Please...
Posted: 14 Feb 2006 at 17:13 GMT
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Did all machines have QuickTime installed?
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Re: Lighting
Posted: 8 Feb 2006 at 10:34 GMT
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Yes, a Flash will just give you uneven exposures and make the images very hard to stitch. With a tripod you can use longer times instead.
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Re: Peleng Issues
Posted: 30 Jan 2006 at 19:55 GMT
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Normally lenses have autofocus, but on the Peleng you ned to focus on the subject manually.
But as the Peleng is a Fisheye anything beyound 2 meters will be sharp anyways, if you have it set on infinity. So its not a big issue.
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Re: Aerial Fisheye pictures
Posted: 30 Dec 2005 at 17:25 GMT
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If the Peleng had made a clean circle of 180 degrees you could make a quite nice panorama just by unwrapping the image with the Polar Cordinates filter ( much like the oneshot solutions do ).
What you can test first is taking a photo with the camera facing the ground and then change the canvas size ( in Photoshop ) so it fits the "circle" of your image ( what should have been the circle if the peleng were more wide ). And then run the Polar Coordinates filter to straighten the image. Or use Ptools for that.
Although this will create a 360 image, parts of it will be missing ( edges ).
I did a example for you ( using Peleng and 350d ) and shot the ceiling and you can see that it needs to cropped quite a bit.
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