yoshiharra wrote:Just wondering, how can I reduce overlap, as I am getting about 50% overlap both vertically & horizontally. It seem little too much overlap, and when shooting hundreds of picture, it is also waist of time.
I am using EOS T3i, 200mm, With Magic Lantern, Nokia N810. Shooting in daylight landscape.
Thanks
yoshiharra wrote:I have set to 20% overlap, getting about 50%!
franzkekko wrote:Hi gurus! I'm testing my panogear with Bluetooth module out of my window, before trying a bigger shoot.
I'm using papymerlin 2.1.21 and set up all parameters, done some tests but still fighting against a problem: overlapping is not equal to yaw and pitch
I'm using a T2i Canon with a Canon 100-400 f/4-5.6 L IS at 400mm (which are unfortunately 380mm effectively).
These are my settings:
But when I stich the photos with autopano, a row may be totally deleted!! Here I prepared a screenshot to explain that:
As you can see, setting a 16% overlap, horizontally overlapping is good, enough to get precision to 2.3RMS (img number 14 15 16).
But vertically, IS TOOOOO MUCH!! Img 4 and 20 overlap vertically as 14 15 16, but papywizard decides to shot a useless row![]()
Why do yaw and pitch overlapping can't be splitted?
In gigapixel panoramas becomes shots and shots (and time) trashed
I can't use online generator (I prefer do not) because I don't know how wide will be my yaw and how high my pitch
Suggetions?
Thank in advance!!
franzkekko wrote:Hi thanks for relpy.
25% may be suggested, but I think is for moving objects. As you can see in my screenshot, 25% would be too much, 16% created a useless row! O.o
I imported XML with autopano plugin, Autopano Giga 3.5
My machine is a Windows 7 x64, 8GB RAM, 120GB SSD, Q9850 3.0GHz
franzkekko wrote:may be my area was too small for testing? However is strange that it creates a useless row... isn't it?
franzkekko wrote:may be my area was too small for testing? However is strange that it creates a useless row... isn't it?
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