Yaw - Revision history

Erik Krause: same look as "pitch"

2012-01-13T22:16:48Z

same look as "pitch"

2012-01-13T22:12:15Z

linked to image positioning

2010-04-27T14:06:56Z

2007-11-18T19:49:28Z

Prepared for new glossary template

2007-09-24T13:23:04Z

copyedit

2006-07-13T20:31:19Z

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2006-07-13T20:30:08Z

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2006-07-13T19:56:44Z

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2005-11-11T12:56:03Z

categorised

2005-11-11T12:56:03Z

categorised

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−	{{Glossary\|Panning angle, left-and-right. See also [[Pitch]] and [[Roll]].}}'''Yaw''' is the horizontal rotation angle of the camera and part of the panotools [[Image positioning model]].	+	{{Glossary\|Panning angle, left-and-right. See also [[Pitch]] and [[Roll]].\|1}}
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		+	'''Yaw''' is the horizontal rotation angle of the camera and part of the panotools [[Image positioning model]].

	If shooting a panorama you rotate the camera horizontally (around a vertical axis, TrY). You will treat one image as an [[anchor image]] which is considered to have yaw = 0. The angle you rotated your camera relatively to this image is its Yaw value.		If shooting a panorama you rotate the camera horizontally (around a vertical axis, TrY). You will treat one image as an [[anchor image]] which is considered to have yaw = 0. The angle you rotated your camera relatively to this image is its Yaw value.

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−	{{Glossary\|Panning angle, left-and-right. See also [[Pitch]] and [[Roll]].}}'''Yaw''' is the horizontal rotation angle of the camera.	+	{{Glossary\|Panning angle, left-and-right. See also [[Pitch]] and [[Roll]].}}'''Yaw''' is the horizontal rotation angle of the camera and part of the panotools [[Image positioning model]].

	If shooting a panorama you rotate the camera horizontally (around a vertical axis, TrY). You will treat one image as an [[anchor image]] which is considered to have yaw = 0. The angle you rotated your camera relatively to this image is its Yaw value.		If shooting a panorama you rotate the camera horizontally (around a vertical axis, TrY). You will treat one image as an [[anchor image]] which is considered to have yaw = 0. The angle you rotated your camera relatively to this image is its Yaw value.

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 {{Glossary|Panning angle, left-and-right.  See also [[Pitch]] and [[Roll]].}}'''Yaw''' is the horizontal rotation angle of the camera.
-If shooting a panorama you rotate the camera horizontally (around a vertical axis). You will treat one image as an [[anchor image]] which is considered to have yaw = 0. The angle you rotated your camera relatively to this image is its Yaw value.
+If shooting a panorama you rotate the camera horizontally (around a vertical axis, TrY). You will treat one image as an [[anchor image]] which is considered to have yaw = 0. The angle you rotated your camera relatively to this image is its Yaw value.
 For a typical 360° panorama the yaw difference from one image to the next can be estimated by dividing 360 by the number of images.
 [[Category:Glossary]]

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−	'''Yaw''' is the horizontal rotation angle of the camera.	+	{{Glossary\|Panning angle, left-and-right. See also [[Pitch]] and [[Roll]].}}'''Yaw''' is the horizontal rotation angle of the camera.

	If shooting a panorama you rotate the camera horizontally (around a vertical axis). You will treat one image as an [[anchor image]] which is considered to have yaw = 0. The angle you rotated your camera relatively to this image is its Yaw value.		If shooting a panorama you rotate the camera horizontally (around a vertical axis). You will treat one image as an [[anchor image]] which is considered to have yaw = 0. The angle you rotated your camera relatively to this image is its Yaw value.

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-Yaw is the horizontal rotation angle of the camera.
+'''Yaw''' is the horizontal rotation angle of the camera.
-If shooting a panorama you rotate the camera horizontally (around a vertical axis). You will treat one image as an [[anchor image]] which is considered to have Yaw = 0 The angle you rotated your camera relatively to this image is it's Yaw value.
+If shooting a panorama you rotate the camera horizontally (around a vertical axis). You will treat one image as an [[anchor image]] which is considered to have yaw = 0. The angle you rotated your camera relatively to this image is its Yaw value.
 [[Category:Glossary]]

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	For a typical 360� panorama the yaw difference from one image to the next can be estimated by dividing 360 by the number of images.		For a typical 360� panorama the yaw difference from one image to the next can be estimated by dividing 360 by the number of images.
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