PanoTools:
Re: Almost my first D70/Sigma 8mm panoramas
Flemming V. Larsen 2005-Mar-06 18:34:18
----- Original Message -----
From: sachagriffin
>
> Quoting Peter Sale >
> Don't stare at panocube when it's working. It gets nervous.
> Meaning, windows explorer, will try to generate thumbnails, of the
> newly created faces, and you'll get file open errors from ptstitcher
> when it trys to use them. So leave the directory after dropping.
> It would be good if panocube used temorary directories.. AND
> more precise temporary file names with exact deletions.. It's blown out
> a project a few times, named 1.tif 2.tif etc..
>
> Sacha
>
I only think the thumbnail are generatesd while in icon-mode - you can just
turn it into list-mode instead.
>>
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>> 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.
>>
Except for some problems at zenith [and perhaps you could do with a little
more light in the kicthen] I think your pano looks good
Didn't think it would be possible for the flash to spread the light enough.
In which direction did you fire the flash?
Do you have an unretouched copy of the shoot, so I can see how the light
spreads?
How do you think the flash would work in a not so white room and/or with
more objects around the room at "eye" height [casting shadows]?
Best regards
Flemming
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