pollarda wrote:So I shoot my 360 pano using a Gigapan with my nikon D800E. The nice thing about the Gigapan is that it is exact and duplicates things each and every time. I shoot a 5x7 grid using a 24mm lens. This results in some pretty large high resolution panoramas.
The weird thing is that I get some panoramas where the file width is approximately 30,000 pixels wide and others where it can be as many as 50,000 pixels wide. The 30,000 pixel wide ones seem to be indoors but I may be wrong.
Why would some finished panoramas have different dimensions than others? As far as I know I am doing it the same way each and every time.
Does anyone have any insight into this? I'd love it if I could get a handle on it as I'm trying to shoot for as much resolution as possible.
Thanks!
Rata wrote:I think the issue is just due to the "ammount of information" in the picture.
Nature is a lot of stuff and indoor is more compact. sort of smaller pictures with more detail overlapping as things are relatively closer compared to a outdoor shot.
Im using the gigapan too and it does take 360 with full overlap at chosen amount, i usually use 30%.
To do 360 you set top and bottom and it will do a full 360.
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