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It wouold be very nice to be able to determine the visual magnitude of an element in a photo. This could be implemented by using the mouse to outline an element. Measurement should be in steradians or square degrees.
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zooeyjfp wrote:
It wouold be very nice to be able to determine the visual magnitude of an element in a photo. This could be implemented by using the mouse to outline an element. Measurement should be in steradians or square degrees.
You´d need stereoscopic photography for that if you want to be precise (and otherwise than being precise measuring would hardly make sense . . 
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See here:
http://www.spheron.com/en/spheron-cgi/p … ement.html
best, Klaus
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Klaus, Thanks, this is certainly true for real linear measurements, but I am interested in the visual area occupied within a field of view (measured in square minutes of arc).
The problem I am facing in to understand the visual magnitude of wind turbines in a view. It is not the absolute size of the turbines, but their relative size that concerns me. The closer one gets to a turbine, the greater the visual magnitude.
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zooeyjfp wrote:
It wouold be very nice to be able to determine the visual magnitude of an element in a photo. This could be implemented by using the mouse to outline an element. Measurement should be in steradians or square degrees.
;-)
http://www.kolor.com/blog-en/2012/09/07 … dre-jenny/
Georg
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gkaefer wrote:
zooeyjfp wrote:
It wouold be very nice to be able to determine the visual magnitude of an element in a photo. This could be implemented by using the mouse to outline an element. Measurement should be in steradians or square degrees.
;-)
http://www.kolor.com/blog-en/2012/09/07 … dre-jenny/
Georg
Yep!
That´s the way Spheron shoots it: two POV.
best, Klaus
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I like this idea much. Added to feature request : 1544
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