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• Panorama
  ...exciting, creative application of photography and recently, of computing. Panoramas offer a unique, immersive perspective to the viewer. To the photographer, panoramas present an interesting artistic and technical challenge, both from the poin
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• Panorama formats
  ...fined in broad terms by the [[Projections|projection]]|1}} used to map the full or partial 3D scene onto a 2 dimensional print or screen. === Full Spherical Formats ===
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• FSPViewer
  FSPViewer is a free viewer by [[Fulvio Senore]] for spherical ([[equirectangular]]) panoramic images. For full information or download go to [http://www.fsoft.it/FSPViewer/ FSPViewer]
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• Tutorials
  * [[The why and how of panoramas]] {{RateStar|1}} * [[DSLR spherical resolution]] {{RateStar|2}}
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• Special issues with fisheye lenses
  ...eye lenses and adapters are very popular because they allow full-spherical panoramas to be constructed from just a few images -- as few as 2 or 3, more typicall * The second image is '''"full-frame"''' fisheye, using a lens with supposed 16mm focal length to fill a 3
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• Panorama Viewers
  ...URL parameters, title and author information, multiresolution support, and full screen support among other things. ...JavaScript. Will stretch cube faces of any size to 1024*1024px - so larger panoramas probably won't make sense. Documentation and download on [https://github.co
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• Projections
  ...flat computer monitor or print requires some manner of mapping from the 3D spherical scene in which the camera and viewer are embedded to the 2D medium on which ...rd of warning: If you are looking for a single projection, that will map a spherical (even partial) panorama on a flat surface without bending lines: This won't
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• PTStitcher Readme
  (spherical/cylindrical). o Smoothmove full spherical panorama ready to be viewed
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• Hugin Optimizer tab
  ...the '''Optimize now!''' button to calculate the best available fit. For a spherical panorama, which is where each image is taken from the same position, you sh ...ing at the top, and skipping the ones with translation if you are making a spherical panorama, until you are satisfied with the results.
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• Windows software
  *[http://www.iseemedia.com/panorama/productinfo.html PhotoVISTA] Creates panoramas and 360°'s. Commercial. Available for Windows and Mac. ...anoramic photography related GIMP plugins]] that can be used to manipulate panoramas.
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• Hardware
  While a fast processor will speed up the creation of digital panoramas, memory seems to be the single most important hardware requirement. I've s ...[[PTStitcher]] use the hard disk heavily. I managed to stitch a 30 layer [[Full 16 bit workflow|16 bit]] 4,000x50,000 pixel panorama on my 1GB Athlon 1400
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• PTStitcher
  For stitching panoramas you most probably won't get in contact with PTStitcher frequently, since th ...jection|rectilinear]] and [[Fisheye Projection|fisheyed (or mirror ball)]] panoramas
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• Zenith and Nadir editing overview
  One of the most problematic points when shooting spherical panoramas is the view straight down also called the [[Nadir]] view. Either the tripod ...een any more. One is that it is somehow annoying if you view a full screen spherical pano and feel very immersed and something not belonging to the scene like a
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• Hugin Stitcher tab
  ...ction|Equirectangular]], the all purpose format for representing an entire spherical scene. It covers 360 degrees horizontally as well as the [[zenith]] and [[ ...usoidal projection|Sinusoidal]], an ''equal area'' projection of an entire spherical scene.
  12 KB (1,761 words) - 14:34, 21 November 2022
• PTOptimizer
  # 2 - Equirectangular ( for Spherical panos), default # 3 - full-frame fisheye
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• Unusual remappings
  ...ersch/Marburg/Marburg.html], where he remapped an [[equirectangular]] full spherical panorama to a 360 degree fisheye image with the [[nadir]] in the center and ...bbreviated as '''hFoV''') of your panorama. This works even for 360 degree panoramas.
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• Hugin
  ...enses. Hugin supports various output [[projections]] including a range of spherical, cartographic, and camera projections. ...oramas shot at different EV exposure levels. Hugin can produce successful panoramas shot with cameras that always shoot using auto-exposure and auto-whitebalan
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• Hugin Camera and Lens tab
  ...th early stitching software such as QTVRAS that only copes with single row panoramas. ...me fisheye images. A typical example for this type is a 15 mm fisheye on a full frame DSLR.
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• Heads
  ...They will also release (if they didn't yet) a new solution for creating a spherical pano out of 3 pics taken at 120 degrees each with a DSLR rotated at 45 degr ...ads it back out and executes the instructions to pan, tilt, half-press and full-press the shutter (electronically through the camera's remote shutter relea
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• Extract and insert rectilinear views
  One of the most problematic points when shooting spherical panoramas is the view straight down also called the nadir view. Either the tripod is ...ch/panorectilinear/panorectilinear.html Extracting Rectilinear Images from Panoramas]. You need to do the following:
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