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Hi,
Trying out PTP.
Although the KRPano plugin is supposed to be included, the outputted pano, even when 'limit to resolution' is selected, is still extremely low resolution even with a 22 megapixel file. I can't zoom more than a single step. Is this due to the trial version?
I also can't see any way to apply a zenith or nadir image to the tour.
Any help would be most appreciated!
Ben
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Ben Robinson wrote:
Hi,
Trying out PTP.
Although the KRPano plugin is supposed to be included, the outputted pano, even when 'limit to resolution' is selected, is still extremely low resolution even with a 22 megapixel file. I can't zoom more than a single step. Is this due to the trial version?
Is this a pano witha 360x180 FOV? If so, what cube face size did you set? Clcik on the Compute optimal size button to maximise. (see screenshot 1).
I also can't see any way to apply a zenith or nadir image to the tour.
Any help would be most appreciated!
Ben
See my post in response to your other post - it shows Autopano Tour beta 11 but the processes are the same in Panotour Pro.
http://www.autopano.net/forum/p78874-to … -47#p78874
Last edited by mediavets (2011-03-06 22:07:47)
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To continue the discussion of resolution and Panotour Pro.
Here's a screen shot of PTP with a high-res partial pano loaded.
You can see the image size from the EXIF data (26876 x 18369 pixels) and you'll note that PTP allows the width of the partial pano to be 100% of the input image. (screenshot 1)
Screenshot 2 shows the resulting Flash VR output. The red dot is my addition to draw your attention to the clock face.
Screenshot 3 shows the max. zoom in on the clock face.
Last edited by mediavets (2011-03-07 00:37:08)
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