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Re: Introduction
Posted: 13 Dec 2009 at 22:36 GMT
updated: 13 Dec 2009 at 22:40 GMT
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Hi there everyone,
I have been trying out softwares, as you recommended.
Hugin is out of question, it´s too complicated. I even followed the tutorials and I can´t work it out. For those who use it, is it always necessary to choose control points? Is there an automatic option???
I also have tried today PTgui (not the pro version) and it reminds me Hugin  . It´s easier and I managed to finalize a panorama although the result isn´t very good. See it for yourself.
The blend isn´t good between the first and second picture, thus the girl walking besides his friend/boyfriend it´s partially faded.
Is there an option to correct this?
With Autopano Pro the result was this:
Nonetheless, is there also an option to adjust the blend of the pictures on Autopano?
With panorama pro maker there is that option.
Thank you
Edit: I´m sorry about the second picture, I can´t make it smaller. 
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Re: Introduction
Posted: 9 Dec 2009 at 22:32 GMT
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Thank you mediavets.
I have now a general good impression of this software. I will explore others to compare and perhaps Santa Claus might bring me a brand new software for Christmas. I have been a good boy. 
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Re: Introduction
Posted: 8 Dec 2009 at 21:12 GMT
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mediavets or anyone else:
I have been trying out Autopano, which I´m really enjoying, but I have a doubt. In the image bellow there are two faded images of me appreciating the landscape. I don´t know how it would be finalized by the program, because on this trial version I can´t save the picture. My question is: is there a tool that allow me to select where the blend should be between two overlapping pictures? I have tried ever single option and I haven´t found that option.
In this particular case I would like to leave the right me. 
Thanks
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Re: Introduction
Posted: 8 Dec 2009 at 19:49 GMT
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For a moment I thought you were insulting me. 
What´s the meaning of the last one?
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Glossary and abbreviations.
Posted: 8 Dec 2009 at 15:51 GMT
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Hi,
I´m new here and a beginner in panoramics. I´m really enjoying this site/forum, but as inexperienced in this field I have found some difficulties understanding some specific vocabulary and abbreviations.
I have seen your section "See also" and there are some good explanations and even some definitions, which are great. Nevertheless I think this site would benefit from a Glossary section to help those who aren´t experts and it could also include the meaning of some abbreviations. Even those words or abbreviations that are obvious to the majority, should be included.
Thank you.
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Re: Introduction
Posted: 8 Dec 2009 at 1:51 GMT
updated: 8 Dec 2009 at 1:55 GMT
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Hi everyone,
Mark Shuster: Thank you for your compliments and the links you gave me, although Panorama Pro Maker is a trial version and it won´t save the images in its size, it reduces them to 1/16.  About Autostitch, it´s not enough for me, I need something better.
Mathrafal: I think you are right. I already try other programs and Panorama Maker isn´t the best, but its interface is certainly one of the greatest, but it lacks other options. I haven´t tried yet PTgui, but I will.Thanks.
mediavets: I have tried Hugin once and I couldn´t manage to work it out, but I will insist. I have also tried Autopano and I liked it. It was the only program that stitched my latest project perfectly well. It´s an image composed by 20 photographies, I stitched 5 parts horizontally previously and Autopano have stitched these five parts vertically. With Panorama Pro Maker it didn´t go well automatically, I had to do it manually and the final result wasn´t as good as with Autopano. Here is a print screen:
Trausti: You are right, Hugin isn´t easy and softwares that we pay for are better. I won´t forget your analogy very soon. 
Smooth: Good suggestion, but it doesn´t allow to correct manually when something goes not too well. Thanks anyway.
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Re: Introduction
Posted: 6 Dec 2009 at 15:32 GMT
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Hello Jon,
It´s truth that I´m having some troubles with my vertical panoramics and I have done some photos to stitch but I can´t manage to solve the severe slopeness. The ones I posted aren´t so bad. The panorama pro maker don´t let us correct that (the trial version at least).
I will try Hugin software for start. It´s is true that I might become a perfectionist and having a panorama head might be indispensable, but for now I don´t have too much time to dedicate to this passion, although I should buy a new camera soon and I think I will open a thread here to discuss which one I should buy.
I will share a few more panoramics pictures that I have some other day.
Thank you.
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Posted: 6 Dec 2009 at 1:42 GMT
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Hi everyone.
I´m smi1e as you can see and I´m becoming a big fan of panoramic pictures. But to tell you the truth not every kind, I don´t like 360ª, I just like to stitch photos and have a wider perspective of the surroundings of the landscape.
I don´t understand very much of photography, but I intend to and I don´t have a good camera, just a compact one (Sony DSC-P100). In the near future I will have a better one, a reflex.
About software, I was enjoying Panorama Pro Maker 4, the trial version which lasted for a few months, don´t ask me how. But now I can´t used it anymore, so I was hoping to get advices from you about this issue. I don´t intend to buy a software for now, I would like to use a freeware one.
Well, it´s getting long, so I will leave you with some pictures that I have done this summer during my holidays in Italy, I hope you enjoy it.
picasaweb.google.pt/gilpontes77/Veneza#5375484537...
picasaweb.google.pt/gilpontes77/Veneza#5375484601...
picasaweb.google.pt/gilpontes77/SanGimignano#5383...
picasaweb.google.pt/gilpontes77/Pisa#537835605337...
picasaweb.google.pt/gilpontes77/Pisa#537835676617...
picasaweb.google.pt/gilpontes77/Florenca#53807448...
picasaweb.google.pt/gilpontes77/Florenca#53807441...
picasaweb.google.pt/gilpontes77/Florenca#53807449...
picasaweb.google.pt/gilpontes77/Siena#53836269668...
picasaweb.google.pt/gilpontes77/Siena#53855383750...
picasaweb.google.pt/gilpontes77/Assis#53858004025...
picasaweb.google.pt/gilpontes77/Assis#53858008625...
picasaweb.google.pt/gilpontes77/RomaVaticano#5391...
picasaweb.google.pt/gilpontes77/Capri#53966816020...
picasaweb.google.pt/gilpontes77/Capri#53966796398...
picasaweb.google.pt/gilpontes77/Capri#53966846782...
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