shais wrote:Same here! Can someone tell if these guys still exist?
No replies on anything, no comments, no support (Even a reply like "we are aware of this or that problem and are working on a solution" is better than no reply at all)
javqui wrote:Hi
We are active. I was working the last months in one project related in some way with Panoshoot.
The project is really intense, Monday to Monday dedication. I will have a "temporal vacation" from this project the next two weeks, so I will be able to include some improvements and release a new update.
shais wrote:
I had a big and expensive shooting day and the XMLs are useless. I'm now stiching hundreds of sky frames by hand.
klausesser wrote:shais wrote:
I had a big and expensive shooting day and the XMLs are useless. I'm now stiching hundreds of sky frames by hand.
You can give me some details - sensorsize, focallength, overlap. I guess you shot spheres!?
I will use the T&C handheld to generate the xmls for you. It´s a very reliably and perfectly working device . .
best, Klaus
shais wrote:Thank you!
I have already done most by hand, but I have one left and it's in a mess, so this might really help!
sensor is 35.9 × 24 mm, focal length is 105mm, minimum overlap 27% and I shot 270X180 deg.
the head was mounted upside down if it matters.
shais wrote:the minimum overlap is just how it is set up with panoshoot. the exact overlap is
27% horizontal 31.3% vertical
and the head mount is like this:
shais wrote:I have already done most by hand, but I have one left and it's in a mess, so this might really help!
sensor is 35.9 × 24 mm, focal length is 105mm, minimum overlap 27% and I shot 270X180 deg.
the head was mounted upside down if it matters.
Thank you!
Shai
mediavets wrote:shais wrote:I have already done most by hand, but I have one left and it's in a mess, so this might really help!
sensor is 35.9 × 24 mm, focal length is 105mm, minimum overlap 27% and I shot 270X180 deg.
the head was mounted upside down if it matters.
Thank you!
Shai
I'll have a go at creating an XML file using Papywizard in simulation mode...
So was this a regular grid/matrix/mosaic of images? That is same number of shoits in every row.
If so how many rows and columns?
What was teh shooting order row by row or column by column?
Did you start top left or at some other corner?
Did you return to the start of each row or column or reverse direction for alternate rows or columns?
Do yoiu have fullframe or a cropped sensor body?
If cropped sensor what is the crop factor (or which brand/model of camera?)
shais wrote:the minimum overlap is just how it is set up with panoshoot. the exact overlap is
27% horizontal 31.3% vertical
and the head mount is like this:
klausesser wrote:Hi Andrew!
1) he shot an angle-mode of 270x180°
2) his camera is a D800 - so he has 35.9 × 24 mm.
How far rows and columns are identical with the PW pattern - we´ll see . .![]()
Of course there´s the problem where he started - but he might be able to set that in the stitch
by using the centerpoint . . Just an experiment.
Funny thing to try anyway. I suggested to shoot always full spheres in such situations.
best, Klaus
mediavets wrote:klausesser wrote:Hi Andrew!
1) he shot an angle-mode of 270x180°
2) his camera is a D800 - so he has 35.9 × 24 mm.
How far rows and columns are identical with the PW pattern - we´ll see . .![]()
Of course there´s the problem where he started - but he might be able to set that in the stitch
by using the centerpoint . . Just an experiment.
Funny thing to try anyway. I suggested to shoot always full spheres in such situations.
best, Klaus
I need to know the shooting pattern for a Papywizard created XML to have a chance of working.
shais wrote:Hi guys,
thank you so much for this.
Does this timelapse video help?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zorzqekvxytax0h/Shooting.mp4
shais wrote:Hi guys,
thank you so much for this.
Does this timelapse video help?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zorzqekvxytax0h/Shooting.mp4
mediavets wrote:shais wrote:Hi guys,
thank you so much for this.
Does this timelapse video help?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zorzqekvxytax0h/Shooting.mp4
Yes.
But I need to know how many rows and columns of images were shot. That is say X rows of Y images.
mediavets wrote:Also did you bracket exposures or was there only one image per shooting position?
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