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Dear all,
A new video tutorial has been added to the online documentation: Manual Stitching of Panoramas. It reviews the features of the Control Points Editor.
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Very helpful, thank you. Learnt quite a bit watching the video.
Mike.
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Hi Rami,
Thanks so much for this very helpful video : APP CP edition made easy.
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Rami,
Very nice indeed.
I think it might be nice to have links to the image sets used in the tutorial so that users could download these image sets and use them to practice the techniques covered in the tutorial?
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mediavets wrote:
Rami,
Very nice indeed.
I think it might be nice to have links to the image sets used in the tutorial so that users could download these image sets and use them to practice the techniques covered in the tutorial?
I believe this is the image set - of the Oxford college chapel with the black and white tiled floor shot by Dr Karl Harrison - that Rami used in his tutorial:
http://www.chem.ox.ac.uk/oxfordtour/sti … amples.zip
And the QTVR:
http://www.chem.ox.ac.uk/oxfordtour/sti … chtest.mov
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Nice tutorial (if really basic), but could you speak up a little? Even with the sound maxed out, the video is still too quiet.
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[bo] wrote:
Nice tutorial (if really basic), but could you speak up a little? Even with the sound maxed out, the video is still too quiet.
Yes, that was my experince too - for a while I thought the sound hardware had failed on my old Thinkpad laptop - but that voice and accent is sooo charming (why is it that English spoken by non-native speakers always sounds so much more attractive?) and so soothing; Rami, you should be a psychotherapist.
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Thank you. I'll think about it!
I'll record the voice once again very soon, with better hardware.
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