saanthonbunny wrote:Hey there,
Still working out the kinks in my rhythm with this software. Can anyone shed some light on how to fix glitches in my stitch? I have attached a photo of what I am talking about.
saanthonbunny wrote:Hey there,
Still working out the kinks in my rhythm with this software. Can anyone shed some light on how to fix glitches in my stitch? I have attached a photo of what I am talking about.
saanthonbunny wrote:Hi Klaus,
Thanks for your helpful response.
I am using a Nikon D7100 AF-S NIKKOR 18-300mm DX 1:3.5-5.6 on a Gigapan Epic Pro head. The reason for so many photos is due to the FOV, which is 10.9. This had seemed to be the best way to get the zoom with the most amount of detail. Should I adjust?
saanthonbunny wrote:I was pretty sure I had the NNP secure, but would you mind discussing that a bit more?
What should I adjust/ change?
saanthonbunny wrote:Isn't there an insoftware way of adjusting this?
saanthonbunny wrote:Please forgive my ignorance. I have learned all of this on a fast curve. It is not the type of photography I am used to.
saanthonbunny wrote: We always shoot at 18 mm to maintain the visual impression (as you say) I mean the zoom capability in the finished panorama.
saanthonbunny wrote:And, as luck would have it, it is actually extremely important to maintain a high level of detail in these panorama tours. They are so higher ups can identify issues within the rooms, so they need to be able to zoom right in close and have that clarity. Do you suggest a different way?
saanthonbunny wrote:I also wonder if the technique in this video might be a viable option: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K26Ki4hY ... E590A546A9 That was what I was wondering when I mentioned trying to fix the issue within the software.
saanthonbunny wrote:Also, I very much admire the panorama you posted earlier. In a perfect world, where I could replicate your process step by step, what would I be doing? Would you be willing to share your process?
saanthonbunny wrote:can you suggest any tutorials? Perhaps concentration on control points might help?
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