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Sender:Philipp B. Koch
Date/Time:2008-Nov-01 13:53:16
Subject:Re: Re: Some more tests on Optimal Cubefaces.

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PanoTools NG: Re: Re: Some more tests on Optimal Cubefaces. Philipp B. Koch 2008-Nov-01 13:53:16
Hans Nyberg schrieb:
> --- In #removed#, "philipp_koch_als_name_gibts_oft" <pk@...> 
> wrote:
>   
>> (...)
>>
>> To make it simple: Say, there is an equirectangular image with 1000 x
>> 500 px.
>>
>> 1000 x 0.7 = 700
>> 700 / pi = 222.8169203
>>
>> So, one could shrink the equirectangular image to 700 x 350 px in
>> Photoshop and convert this image to six 222 x 222 px cube faces?
>>
>> (...)
>>     

>> Yes and No. You may also do that
>> But If you read my page again you will see that I use the full resolution equirectangular as 
>> the source image to convert directly to the cubefaces. Just ignore any default cubefaces by 
>> the converter.
>> In that way you are using all your information for the conversion so that you get full 
>> quality in all areas of the cubeface.
>>     
Ah, ok. So in the example given above one would take the 1000 x 500 
equirectangular and convert it directly to cube faces with 222 x 222...

>> Of course  the 70% rule is only applicable if you are using the max resolution from your 
>> camera as it is the interpolation in the camera which gives you a false resolution.
>>
>> In reality you could probably also already in the Raw converter downsize the original 
>> images without loosing any details.
>>
>> (...)
I'm always shooting at best resolution (7.4 MP in my case, with Olympus 
E-330 and Olympus fisheye). I'll have to investigate this with my 
personal setup.

So, again, thanks for letting me know :-)

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