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[[image:big_ben_cubic.jpg|right|Cubic projection, source image courtesy Ben Kreunen]]

This is a type of [[Projections|projection]] for mapping a portion of the surface of a sphere (or the whole sphere) to flat images. The images are arranged like the faces of a cube and are each one in the [[Rectilinear Projection]]. This cube is viewed from it's center.

Four cube faces cover front, right, back and left, one the [[Zenith]] and one the [[Nadir]], each of them having 90�x90� [[field of view]]. In each cube face all straight lines stay straight, hence it is very good for editing. See [[Extracting and inserting rectilinear Views]] on different possibilities how to extract cubefaces from an [[Equirectangular Projection|equirectangular]] image and inserting them again.

Images in the Cubic projection are commonly used as the image source by several spherical [[Panorama Viewers|panorama viewers]], including [[SPi-V]] and [[Quicktime]].
[[Category:Glossary]]

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-This is a type of [[Projections|projection]] for mapping a portion of the surface of a sphere (or the whole sphere) to flat images. The images are arranged like the faces of a cube and are each one in the [[Rectilinear Projection]]. This cube is viewed from it's center.
+'''Cubic''' is a type of [[Projections|projection]] for mapping a portion of the surface of a sphere (or the whole sphere) to flat images. The images are arranged like the faces of a cube and are each one in the [[Rectilinear Projection]]. This cube is viewed from it's center.
-Four cube faces cover front, right, back and left, one the [[Zenith]] and one the [[Nadir]], each of them having 90°x90° [[Field of View]]. In each cube face all straight lines stay straight, hence it is very good for editing. See [[Extracting and inserting rectilinear Views]] on different possibilities how to extract cubefaces from an [[Equirectangular Projection|equirectangular]] image and inserting them again.
+Four cube faces cover front, right, back and left, one the [[zenith]] and one the [[nadir]], each of them having 90°x90° [[Field of View]]. In each cube face all straight lines stay straight, hence it is very good for editing. See [[extracting and inserting rectilinear Views]] on different possibilities how to extract cube faces from an [[Equirectangular Projection|equirectangular]] image and inserting them again.
 Images in the Cubic projection are commonly used as the image source by several spherical [[Panorama Viewers|panorama viewers]], including [[SPi-V]] and [[Quicktime]].
 [[Category:Glossary]]

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	Images in the Cubic projection are commonly used as the image source by several spherical [[Panorama Viewers\|panorama viewers]], including [[SPi-V]] and [[Quicktime]].		Images in the Cubic projection are commonly used as the image source by several spherical [[Panorama Viewers\|panorama viewers]], including [[SPi-V]] and [[Quicktime]].
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