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− | This tab is for adjusting [[Projections|projection]] of the panorama | + | This tab is for adjusting [[Projections|projection]] of the panorama; some projections have adjustable parameters which will appear when selected. |
[[Image:Hugin2013_projection_tab.png|thumb|500px|left|Screenshot of top half of Projection tab; click for enlarged image]] | [[Image:Hugin2013_projection_tab.png|thumb|500px|left|Screenshot of top half of Projection tab; click for enlarged image]] | ||
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− | This doesn't change any input image parameters | + | This doesn't change any input image parameters; it just readjusts the output [[Field of View]] such that all the input images are visible. If the images are all off-centre, then there will be a lot of black space. |
= Field of View = | = Field of View = |
Latest revision as of 06:53, 28 January 2013
Projection Tab
This tab is for adjusting projection of the panorama; some projections have adjustable parameters which will appear when selected.
Fit
This doesn't change any input image parameters; it just readjusts the output Field of View such that all the input images are visible. If the images are all off-centre, then there will be a lot of black space.
Field of View
This is the horizontal and vertical angle of view of the output image.
Projection
Use the drop down list to change the output projection of the panorama. Note that for some projections, the scroll-bar sliders to change the Field of View are disabled. If you are having trouble, switch to Equirectangular Projection, adjust the field of view and switch back.
Guides
Guides display "helping" lines in your preview to determine whether your panorama follows some basic rules with regard to the composition. Some well known guides are for example the "Rules of thirds" and the "Golden ratio" (also called "golden section").