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=== Values for landscape orientation === | === Values for landscape orientation === | ||
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[[Image:CircCropValPTGuiLandscap.gif]] | [[Image:CircCropValPTGuiLandscap.gif]] | ||
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=== Values for portrait orientation === | === Values for portrait orientation === | ||
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[[Image:CircrCropValPTGuiPortrait.gif]] | [[Image:CircrCropValPTGuiPortrait.gif]] | ||
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How about a table with values for all common camera and lens combinations? | How about a table with values for all common camera and lens combinations? | ||
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Revision as of 18:18, 12 November 2005
General
Every time you have to fill in the cropping values in PTGui for circular fisheyes you always
have to start from the beginning to approximate where these values are situated.
In the following images you can see an explanation of these values in portrait and landscape
orientation.
The values used are from a Canon 10D and a Sigma 8 mm Lens.
Values
Values for landscape orientation
Values for portrait orientation
How about a table with values for all common camera and lens combinations?
Peter Nyfeler (Pitdavos)