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#26 2010-02-11 14:38:26

klausesser
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Re: A Tour

mediavets wrote:

without APT I don't think I'd have never been able to do anything with krpano.

Same with me. But the more i get used to it the more i discover a vast potential!
Especially in fine-tuning tours.

best, Klaus


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#27 2010-02-11 14:38:49

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Re: A Tour

[bo] wrote:

Wow, a full aerial panorama... I wonder how they shot that...

Apparently shot with/from an UAV:
http://www.panoguide.com/forums/qna/7421/


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#28 2010-02-11 14:46:20

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Re: A Tour

[bo] wrote:

Wow, a full aerial panorama... I wonder how they shot that...

Kite, Balloon, Copter - very well made shot indeed! They have a mast of 17m - but this one is higher . . cool

best, Klaus


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#29 2010-02-11 16:11:46

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Re: A Tour

After reading here I came back to Pano2VR. This software offers many possibilities but sometimes happens to upset me because some things don't work. In my example here http://www.spherorama.de/Antimo/ the sound doesn't stop, after one loop and the planar panorama is of poor quality although the Panorama used in Pano2VR was good quality. The interior panorama and the outside panorama in front of the church were made with the "shaved" Samyang.

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#30 2010-02-12 16:42:02

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Re: A Tour

Andrew,

Red painted hotspots?yikesyikes:

I noticed the same on one of the other pans you suggested I viewed.

Come off it - methinks you doth protest too much.

I can't believe you are so ossified. If you have an "interest" in either item of software, you should decare it (like Trausti has with Flashificator) for the sake of impartial discussion.

John

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#31 2010-02-12 18:18:45

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Re: A Tour

john_willetts wrote:

Andrew,

Red painted hotspots?yikesyikes:

I noticed the same on one of the other pans you suggested I viewed.

Come off it - methinks you doth protest too much.

I can't believe you are so ossified. If you have an "interest" in either item of software, you should decare it (like Trausti has with Flashificator) for the sake of impartial discussion.

John

Errrr.... what are you on about now?

I have nothing to do with this aerial pano with the red hot spots. Or any of the others I've cited as examples of tours created with krpano that show custom UIs.

The only 'interest' I have in APT is that I use it and, like others, contribute ideas for features that I would like to see added to it? I also use Pano2VR which I first used before APT existed. But I would like to be able to just use APT.

I am impartial in as much as I have no 'interest' in the sense that you imply (unlike Trausti with Flashificator) in either APT or Pano2VR.

But I'm partial to APT because I feel that krpano is the best of the Flash panorama viewers/players; but I'm not a willing hand coder of XML so I want APT to evolve into the definitive GUI front-end/XML generator for krpano.

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Nikon P5100, CP5000, CP995, FC-E8, WC-E63,WC-E68, TC-E2, Kaidan Kiwi 995, Bophoto pano bracket
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#32 2010-02-13 12:08:40

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Re: A Tour

OK Andrew,

I think we've reached some sort of accord.

So long as every one appreciates that both programs have their good and bad points.

It's now up to both developers to get their software improved as quickly as they can and produce the market leader.

John

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#33 2010-02-14 17:09:27

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Re: A Tour

Hallo Klaus

Gefällt mir schon mal sehr gut! Way to go bis ich das auch drauf habe!
Bei meinen ersten beiden hatte ich noch unsaubere  Übergänge!

Gruss Armin

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#34 2010-02-14 17:50:57

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Re: A Tour

Johnars wrote:

Hallo Klaus

Gefällt mir schon mal sehr gut! Way to go bis ich das auch drauf habe!
Bei meinen ersten beiden hatte ich noch unsaubere  Übergänge!

Gruss Armin

Das kommt schon noch . . . . cool

best, Klaus


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#35 2010-03-02 12:24:12

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Re: A Tour

Wunderschönes Ferienhäuschen das Du sauber präsentierst smile
Bin begeistert. Von der Tour und von meinem zukünftigen Feriendomizil. Völlig egal wo das auch immer ist wink

Vor allem gefällt mir daß diese tour nicht nur eben eine schöne VR Tour ist sondern auch noch sauber Fotografiert wurde.
Super cool


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Martin

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#36 2010-03-02 19:24:27

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Re: A Tour

http://www.360impressions.de/Soller.html

I like very much the quality of the pictures and the whole tour! Very handsome looking, and the thumnails bar contibutes to the visual quality, I think!!!!

Very nice work Klaus!!!

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#37 2010-03-06 13:30:33

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Re: A Tour

klausesser wrote:

http://www.360impressions.de/Soller.html

and a single:

http://www.360impressions.de/Tower.html

best, Klaus

Hello mr klaus, very good job and the speed is very good, congratulations and without HDR...
Regards


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#38 2010-03-06 14:37:59

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Re: A Tour

360bali wrote:

klausesser wrote:

http://www.360impressions.de/Soller.html

and a single:

http://www.360impressions.de/Tower.html

best, Klaus

Hello mr klaus, very good job and the speed is very good, congratulations and without HDR...
Regards

Hi 360bali!

I indeed used HDR cool

best, Klaus


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#39 2010-03-07 11:28:30

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Re: A Tour

klausesser wrote:

360bali wrote:

klausesser wrote:

http://www.360impressions.de/Soller.html

and a single:

http://www.360impressions.de/Tower.html

best, Klaus

Hello mr klaus, very good job and the speed is very good, congratulations and without HDR...
Regards

Hi 360bali!

I indeed used HDR cool

best, Klaus

Hi, so you use HDR with care, HDR or exposure fusion ? you use the fusion before APG or after ?
regards


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#40 2010-03-07 15:27:46

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Re: A Tour

360bali wrote:

Hi, so you use HDR with care, HDR or exposure fusion ? you use the fusion before APG or after ?

Before and always HDR.

best, Klaus


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#41 2010-03-07 19:06:22

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Re: A Tour

Bonjour Klaus
Just bought Giga and new into this forum.. since I am watching your jobs and well done ;-)

May I ask you a link or tips to improve my NADIR now with AutoPanoTour because I used to stich my images with real stitcher but the process is too long, especially with the NADIR... you can see the way I am building my virtual Tour: http://www.thierrydehove.com/category/t … me-vr-360/

I do know, my process is too long, that's why I bought this Giga

Thanks a lot in advance for your time
have a great sunday, Thierry

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#42 2010-03-07 23:43:27

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Re: A Tour

[bo] wrote:

Wow, a full aerial panorama... I wonder how they shot that...

http://www.autopano.net/forum/t8395-mer … metre-mast
;-)
Georg

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#43 2010-03-08 12:29:28

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Re: A Tour

thierrydehove wrote:

Bonjour Klaus
Just bought Giga and new into this forum.. since I am watching your jobs and well done ;-)

May I ask you a link or tips to improve my NADIR now with AutoPanoTour because I used to stich my images with real stitcher but the process is too long, especially with the NADIR... you can see the way I am building my virtual Tour: http://www.thierrydehove.com/category/t … me-vr-360/

I do know, my process is too long, that's why I bought this Giga

Thanks a lot in advance for your time
have a great sunday, Thierry

Hi Thierry!

You show a very fine and sensitive feeling for HDR and for visualizing rooms!
I like that.

When i use the Merlin i often don´t shoot a Nadir. I close the hole in Photoshop.
But i tested a rig of a tilt-head under the Merlin - it tilts 90° and because of the Merlin´s height the camera looks downwards about 30cm beneath the tripod. Then you just set the tripod 30cm aside and you can shoot a Nadir without problems even using long exposure you can´t use handheld (a little extra weight should be fixed at the opposite tripod-leg).

best, Klaus

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