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maybe I've missed something, but I can't figure out a quick fix for this:
APG 3.04 win7 64bit
10 images one row
instead of closing the 360 APG make a link between the first and last image like shown below.
I've tried to move the vanishing point, to no use.
anybody ?
leifs
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Where are images number 1 and number 6?
Last edited by mediavets (2013-03-09 12:30:42)
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mediavets wrote:
Where are images number 1 and number 6?
they are unchecked in the list of images in the editor, because they were reduntant.
leifs
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What do the overlap areas look like on the CP editor for these 2 images (5 and 7)
Surely the overlap areas would have to be on the "wrong" side of each image for this to happen
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try to use Settings->Detection->Links->Layout: Single Row or column (and maybe High instead of Standard Detection Quality)
try to use the vertical line tool to place vertical lines horizontally on the water/sky - line on each single Image.
this all will not give you a "flat" horizon. rest do external with PS...
post a Feature request for a working horozontal line tool (however it may look like - only important such cases can be handled within seconds without producing steps between the Images nore creating artful Interpretation of the horizon.)
Georg
Last edited by gkaefer (2013-03-09 13:00:47)
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marzipano wrote:
What do the overlap areas look like on the CP editor for these 2 images (5 and 7)
Surely the overlap areas would have to be on the "wrong" side of each image for this to happen
there is no automatic CP's for 5 and 7, so I set one manual CP. It is on the "right" side. See below.
leifs
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The small area of cloud just above and to the left of the manual CP looks as though it should match with a small rectangle plus "high" detection
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gkaefer wrote:
try to use the vertical line tool to place vertical lines horizontally on the water/sky - line on each single Image.
this all will not give you a "flat" horizon. rest do external with PS...
post a Feature request for a working horozontal line tool (however it may look like - only important such cases can be handled within seconds without producing steps between the Images nore creating artful Interpretation of the horizon.)
Popcorn! 
best, Klaus
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leifs wrote:
maybe I've missed something, but I can't figure out a quick fix for this:
APG 3.04 win7 64bit
10 images one row
instead of closing the 360 APG make a link between the first and last image like shown below.
I've tried to move the vanishing point, to no use.
anybody ?
leifs
Hi Leifs!
Sure you shot 360°? How much overlap did you use?
best, Klaus
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