PanoTools:
Re: Re: Flat Panoramas for Printing
Bruce Foster 2004-Sep-08 21:25:34
Dear Tom
Nice work...
Regards
Bruce Foster 0870 243 2400
Panoramic Property
Specialists in high quality virtual tours for the commercial property
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To: <#removed#>
Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2004 6:18 PM
Subject: [PanoTools] Re: Flat Panoramas for Printing
Does anyone know of a tutorial or example of this idea. I have a
couple of pano's I would love to try to print this way.
Thank you,
Tom
http://www.pbase.com/tzphotos
--- In #removed#, Roger Howard
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>
>
> Producing 4 x 90 degree rectilinear images can be acceptable, or
if
> mounted/presented right looks great! It will result in 4 images,
each
> 90x90 degree rectilinear, which will merge cleanly though with an
> obvious discontinuity between each frame.
>
> I often print 4 of these, mount them a few inches apart (or in
separate
> frames), and people love it - the brain sees the obvious
connection
> between each image, distortion is eliminated, but you don't have a
> truly seamless 360 degree panorama.
>
> You have to choose between >160 degrees, single image, and no
> distortion - can't have em all in one image!
>
> -R
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