rhadams wrote:

I've purchased the iphone add-on licenses and added the krpanoiphone.license.js file to the same directory as the krpano.swf and krpanoiphone.js files....but the check box for "Mobile devices compatibility" in the Tour Build tab of Project Properties......still isn't enable.  Any suggestions?

Panotour Pro has an embedded licence for the iphone/idevice compatibility capability - you don't need a separate licence.

Pano images must have a 360x180 FOV.

Last edited by mediavets (2011-01-22 07:45:54)

rhadams wrote:

Hmmmm.......yes...I had thought that maybe this might be my problem too.  My stitched images are 360 x 134....as my lens is a 10.5mm fisheye lens.  Any idea when this restriction will be addressed....as I think most of us probably have less than 180 FOV.

Thanks for your confirmation!

So are you shooting just a single row of images to make a pano?

What sort of pano head are you using?

You can always force APP/APG to create a pano with 360x180 FOV by setting Preferred projection to Spherical and Preferred extend to Max. projection range (see screenshots).

Of course when viewed there will be black areas, but...

I have no idea when this limitation might be overcome - you'd have to ask Kolor's developers.

Last edited by mediavets (2011-01-22 21:03:33)

digipano wrote:

Cant he just generate 360x180 having the black bars & then limit the top & bottom by using crop tool?

I don't have an iDevice so I can't confirm or deny your suggestion - but I was under the impression that Panotour's virtual crop didn't work for Mobile compatibilty

I setup the Preference settings in APG as you suggested by selecting Preferred projection to Spherical and Preferred extend to Max, but when the panoramic is rendered....it still is 360 x 135.  Even checked the settings for the group and it showed the same settings.

You are correct....that I only shoot a single row of photos......6 images using a 10.5 fish eye lens that provide me with 135 degree of vertical view.

Its interesting that the labels  of the two fields says "preference" vs forcing it to the setting?

Any other suggestions other than shooting two rows of pictures to use the Mobile Compatibility features of PanoTour Pro.

Holt

rhadams wrote:

.....but if I try to reduce the vertical FOV to 135 (in the Projections tab) the Horizontal values also adjust automatically to limit the 360FOV to 270.  hmmm

So don't - leave it at 360x180.

Last edited by mediavets (2011-01-25 22:34:20)

rhadams wrote:

Any other suggestions other than shooting two rows of pictures to use the Mobile Compatibility features of PanoTour Pro.

Holt

Which pano head are you using?

If you have a two axis pano head do you have deep rooted objection to shooting a zenith shot, and optional nadir shot as well your 6-around?

So can we conclude from this that the mobile compatibility works only with 360x180 images & as of now this is a limitation imposed by krpano iphone viewer?