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Hi all,
I'm having trouble using 7 shots.
Look here please:
I took six shots horizontally, a zenith in a total of seven, but I would leave a hole in the nadir! To insert a logo or even another picture of the floor, the eighth.
Like this:
But Autopano giga is the distortion automatically and gives me no option, distorting the very ground to join the edges of the hole, how can I solve this?
Sorry for my english google translator.
thank you very much !
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Welcome to the forum...
See: http://www.kolor.com/forum/p107684-2012 … 56#p107684
Last edited by mediavets (2012-11-23 23:12:40)
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sorry not found the correct expression for searching the forum, so I searched for the word NADIR, tripod ...
However the crop tool did not work, continues to img rendered distorted on the ground, as I put the img above.
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See below for the imgs know if I'm doing something very wrong.
You see that there is an empty space at the bottom of the img but Autopano distorts the ground to fill it, I wonder what I should change the configuration so that the hole remains.
tnks
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I think you're in wrong forum here...
you post 2 images from final pano shown in a tour, one with black nadir, on with streched pano so it does have 360"x180".
and you post 2 images from autopano showing the pano does have 15242 x 6724 (360" x 158.83").
If you take this image and load it into panotour, you can decide to stretch the pano or to use the original values and have a black nadir in consequence... (panotour: Project Properties -> Projection -> input field of view)... if your image does have 158.83" and you set the Vertical value instead to 180, than you have the same result than in your sreenshot above (stretched to fill the black hole)
BUT you're also in correct forum here... see following thread - I jump directly to the posting showing the settings that affect your question:
http://www.kolor.com/forum/p107684-2012 … 56#p107684
you can set the default crop to "maximimum projection range" and to "Clamp to panorama content"... so second one should give a non stretched result...
Georg
Last edited by gkaefer (2012-11-24 18:52:34)
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The problem is that I was looking for these settings AFTER import images ... and not before explaining how this forum, mediavets had already sent me this link but not found even why he was looking in the wrong place.
Many thanks mediavets and gkaefer !
Seizing the opportunity, also seen places here in the forum who took the tripod img cutting in photoshop and saving to TIFF with transparency, but when I import the imgs, transparent spaces ... turn white when rendering, missing some setting so that it is transparent?
Thnks
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I'm now totally confused.
If the 'pinched nadir' problem is displayed after you load the image into Panotour Pro and build a tour then it's because you have lost the custom Kolor EXIF tag - which provides pano FOV data to Panotour pro while post-processing the pano image before loading it into Panotour Pro.
The simplest way of avoiding this problem is to force the pano FOV to 360x180 while stitching in Autopano Pro/Giga (as I descrinbed inm my earlier post); then even if post-processing removes the custom Kolor EXIF tag the pano FOV will be correct in Panotour Pro based on the 2:1 aspect ratio of the pano image. If you haven't already patched the nadir then there wil be a 'hole' at the nadir. You can apply a nadir patch image (in Panotour pro) or use the (virtual) Crop tool in Panotour pro to restitc the VFOV so that people viewing the tour cannot see the nadir 'hole'.
If this doesn't resolve your problem may I suggest you make a sample 7-image set available for download so that we can test stitch and try to understand what you are talking about.
Last edited by mediavets (2012-11-27 23:17:48)
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no, my first problem is solve now.
This imgs show other problem. I try save my pano (autopano giga) in .PSD format WITH layers, this option is disable.
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