[ptx] How to make REALLY good Panorama?
Terje Mathisen
terje.mathisen at hda.hydro.com
Thu May 13 18:43:10 BST 2004
ptx-bounces at email-lists.org wrote:
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> Hi!
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> I read some time here and has tried to make some panorama. But nothing
> was really satisfied.
> Has anyone a guideline how to make a real satisfied panorama on my own?
> like: go out, take pictures wirh camera on automatic without a tripod
> and used hugin to stitch, but...
This is actually relatively easy these days, at least compared to how it
used to be just a a couple of years ago! :-)
The first part, taking the source images, still requires either a tripod
with a pano head, or a bit of experience to allow you to keep the center
of the camera in a stable position.
Afterwards you can use Autopano to replace much of the drudge work in
placing control points.
Hugin (or PTAsm/PTGui) will then allow you to optimize the placement of
each image on a virtual sphere around the camera point.
Finally, Enblend can often do a _very_ good job in stitching the
individual images together to generate a final result.
Terje
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