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360 degree Pano
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Mon Feb 20, 2006 5:35 pmby katweazl
Hi been playing with these......please ignore the stitching quality as I was more interested in the final product than the image quality.....did it very quickly.
24 images stitched together with Panorama Tools in PTgui then used PTviewer to display the 360 degree panorama from the original jpeg output.
I give to you a virtual tour of my lounge !!!
Click here
Joel
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Mon Feb 20, 2006 5:56 pmby Willy wombat
Nice speakers you have there Joel!
Good tool. Very handy (and becomming more comon) for display of hotel rooms, etc. How much did it cost to set up?
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Mon Feb 20, 2006 6:03 pmby katweazl
Willy wombat wrote:Nice speakers you have there Joel!
Thanks...I made them myself....never got round to painting them though....you know the old story you get them in to check if they work....they do...then you never finish them off!!!:)
How much did it cost to set up?
Well PTgui is 59 euro I think but there are plenty of tools that you can use like Pano Factory etc. But the rest is free. Assuming you have a tripod and wide angle lens and pano head (I don't).
Joel[/quote]
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Mon Feb 20, 2006 6:18 pmby blacknstormy
Just gave myself a serious headspin - just keep spinning the shot at quickly as you can at one angle - hang on
Why am I doing that???????
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Mon Feb 20, 2006 6:34 pmby Alpha_7
LOL, nice work!
Sorry to be the one to tell you, but somone stole you TV!!!!
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Mon Feb 20, 2006 6:40 pmby sydneywebcam
Can't see anything when I click on the link. Is a special viewer required?
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Paul.
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Mon Feb 20, 2006 6:47 pmby Alpha_7
Java Applet allows your to watch it (it's interactive).
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Mon Feb 20, 2006 6:48 pmby katweazl
Alpha_7 wrote:Sorry to be the one to tell you, but somone stole you TV!!!!
Hah....yeah...Leowe Aconda 18 mths old a few big cracks and then bang.....she's gone. Luckily under warranty still....but for $4000 and apparently one of the best quality TV's one can buy.....I was a little
disappointed!!! Should be back any day soon. The technician blamed it on living right on the beach...."the moisture in the air"
Joel
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Mon Feb 20, 2006 6:51 pmby mudder
Wow, I've always wondered how these were done... The technique works a treat... Well done...
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Mon Feb 20, 2006 6:51 pmby katweazl
sydneywebcam wrote:Can't see anything when I click on the link. Is a special viewer required?
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Paul.
Perhaps you don't have Java installed.
Download
here
Joel
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Mon Feb 20, 2006 6:53 pmby sydneywebcam
mmmm....must be a browser issue for me. Using IE 6. Have checked security tab in options (set to medium) and use of Java applets is enabled, so don't know what the problem is.
Paul.
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Mon Feb 20, 2006 6:58 pmby sydneywebcam
OK!! Thanks Joel. Java now installed and can see the pano. Looks rather dark on my calibrated monitor, but very cool. What size lens have you used here. Would like to try this on some street scenes.
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Cheers,
Paul.
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Mon Feb 20, 2006 10:47 pmby katweazl
sydneywebcam wrote: What size lens have you used here. Would like to try this on some street scenes.
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Cheers,
Paul.
Hey mate, just the trusty kit lens. 2 shots verticle and 12 horizontal so 24 shots in all. All at 18mm. You only need 4 shots apparently with the 10mm fisheye!!
The shots could very well be dark I didn't even post process them. Just wanted to get to the finished product. I am very impatient!!!:)
Joel