PanoTools NG:
Re: Re: Automated spherical pano head
Pajuaba Gmail 2007-Apr-12 16:11:22
There is also Marco Trezzinni´s project, Arounder Milano
(?):<http://milano.arounder.com/> > I have the pdf of it, is impressive.
He did it with a Canon EOS 1Ds+Canon 16-35mm combo and a Nikon
D1x+Nikkor 17-35mm combo. The final stitched pano went up to
25.956X12.978px, for the printable versions. The pano head was a Peace
River´s PixOrb. But he certainly had a good budget for this ;-) .
Regards,
Rodolpho Pajuaba
Mark D. Fink escreveu:
> Hi Timo,
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> Yes, you can zoom into a region of a spherical pano. The question is,
> how far in do you want to zoom? What level of detail are you trying to
> show. For example, as Bj?pointed out, if a 6000x3000 pixel panorama
> is sufficient, that can be made with a six megapixel camera and a
> fisheye lens in as few as four shots. Under those conditions, you
> certainly dont need a motorized automated system. If you are looking
> for much higher resolution, such as 20,904x10,452 (see a downloadable
> example here - http://northernlight.net/wwp/) then an automated solution
> might be what you are looking for.
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> You have to balance how much you will earn from the project against how
> many panos you have to take, and how much time you will save using an
> automated system. If you are willing to spend a little more time
> shooting, then a multi-row head will save you a LOT of money.
> http://wiki.panotools.org/Heads has a listing of several options (mine,
> the Pinnacle VR, is at the bottom of the list).
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> Mark
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> www.pinnacle-vr.com <http://www.pinnacle-vr.com/>
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> www.northernlight.net <http://www.northernlight.net/>
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: #removed# [mailto:#removed#]
> On Behalf Of Timo Schnitzlein
> Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 9:07 AM
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> Subject: [PanoToolsNG] Re: Automated spherical pano head
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> My idea was e.g. if I have a spherical pano of the interior of a
> church, that it should be possible to zoom into a region near the
> zenith to view a fresco on the ceiling. Is such a thing feasible with
> a spherical pano that was stitched from a series of separate shots (I
> think it should be)? My intent is to provide these images for viewing
> on a PC, with playback from a DVD.
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> --- In PanoToolsNG@ <mailto:PanoToolsNG%40yahoogroups.com>
> yahoogroups.com, Bj?K Nilssen <bk@...> wrote:
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>>What kind of res do you want? Is 6000x3000 enough?--
>>Bj?K Nilssen - http://www.bknilsse <http://www.bknilssen.no> n.no -
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> panoramas and 3D
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