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Date/Time:2005-Mar-06 12:52:58
Subject:Re: Almost my first D70/Sigma 8mm panoramas

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PanoTools: Re: Almost my first D70/Sigma 8mm panoramas Willy Kaemena 2005-Mar-06 12:52:58
Hi Peter,

it is difficult to see your QTVR  due to the small size and the 
impossibility to download it and to run it in Full Screen.

Willy


On Mar 6, 2005, at 2:48, Peter Sale wrote:

> Ops, I meant www.petersale.com/temp_stuff/LR_USM3_SH3_5000W.mov
>
>  Peter
>   
>  -----Original Message-----
>  Peter Sale wrote:
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>  My Sigma 8mm arrived and I just now finished my first "presentable"
>  panorama, in two sizes - small 500k and large 1.2MB.  These can be 
> viewed by
>  clicking on www.petersale.com/temp_stuff/LR_USM3_SH3_3000W.mov and
>  www.petersale.com/LR_USM3_SH3_5000W.mov , respectively.
>
>  Nikon D70/Sigma 8mm/SB-800 speedlight/F8 - 4 Raw shots (no nadir or
>  zenith)/Ptgui/Panocube Plus 5.1/Photoshop CS (PSCS) to process the raw
>  images
>
>  I attempted to correct for Chromatic Aberration R/C and B/Y and 
> Vignetting
>  while importing my D70 raw images into Photoshop CS.  I then saved 
> these
>  four slightly corrected images as tif files.  Next I processed these 
> four
>  tif files in PTGui and output a full size equirectangular tiff file.  
> Then,
>  again via PSCS,  I adjusted Shadow/Highlights, resized this 
> Equirectangular
>  file as desired, applied a bit of sharpening and saved different 
> versions
>  and sizes of equirectangular tif files for eventual conversion to 
> Cubic MOV
>  files via PanoCube Plus v5.1.  For some reason, I found that I often 
> had to
>  drag the same equirectangular file onto PanoCube Plus v5.1 more than 
> once in
>  order to create a cubic file.  It seemed that PanoCube kept quitting 
> prior
>  to completely creating the desired cubic.
>
>  Yes, I know I'm not supposed to use a flash but I wanted to capture 
> the
>  extended dynamic range of both the "dark" interior of my living room 
> and the
>  "bright" exterior view through the windows without attempting to merge
>  multiple exposures.  Put differently, I did not want to deal with 
> more than
>  four images.
>
>  Please do critique and advise how I might do better in creating these
>  QuickTime panoramas.  I would like my next cubics to be better than 
> this
>  "first" one.
>
>  Regards/Peter Sale
>  Santa Monica, California USA
>  www.petersale.com
>   
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