G3 Photofields
12-03-2005 | 08:10 PM
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G3 Photofields
I want to make some Photofields but so far my results are pretty bad. I have used 4 different Pano makers and the file looks usable. When they get imported into G3 they end up stetched tall and curved and way too big. I have tried sizing to what other files I have down loaded worked at but that doesn't work for me. Can anyone give me a capture and final size that may be the answer or am I missing something?
12-04-2005 | 09:16 AM
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RE: G3 Photofields
If no one else answers, I'll venture a guess. Don't have G3 myself, so this is just a stab in the dark.
I'm curious about what size file you're using. I'm wondering if you took a photo at a higher resolution (i.e., a larger file size), would that make a difference?
Just for the fun of it, take photos of the same item (even in your back yard) at different resolutions and try loading each of them.
I'm curious about what size file you're using. I'm wondering if you took a photo at a higher resolution (i.e., a larger file size), would that make a difference?
Just for the fun of it, take photos of the same item (even in your back yard) at different resolutions and try loading each of them.
12-04-2005 | 09:31 AM
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RE: G3 Photofields
I just found this post in this same Forum. If you haven't seen it before, post #4 might be of interest to you
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_33...tm.htm#3381125
Hope that this helps.
Bob
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_33...tm.htm#3381125
Hope that this helps.
Bob
12-04-2005 | 09:44 AM
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RE: G3 Photofields
ORIGINAL: N1EDM
If no one else answers, I'll venture a guess. Don't have G3 myself, so this is just a stab in the dark.
I'm curious about what size file you're using. I'm wondering if you took a photo at a higher resolution (i.e., a larger file size), would that make a difference?
Just for the fun of it, take photos of the same item (even in your back yard) at different resolutions and try loading each of them.
If no one else answers, I'll venture a guess. Don't have G3 myself, so this is just a stab in the dark.
I'm curious about what size file you're using. I'm wondering if you took a photo at a higher resolution (i.e., a larger file size), would that make a difference?
Just for the fun of it, take photos of the same item (even in your back yard) at different resolutions and try loading each of them.
12-04-2005 | 04:46 PM
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RE: G3 Photofields
'Ghost,
See my post in response to your Knife Edge thread on this same topic... The file type must be an equirectangular (spherical) panorama on the order of 8192x4096 or larger. Typically this will involve a stitch of quite a few images in several rows or fewer images shot with very wide angle fisheye lens...
Do some reading of previous posts on this topic, much info is available...
Charlie
See my post in response to your Knife Edge thread on this same topic... The file type must be an equirectangular (spherical) panorama on the order of 8192x4096 or larger. Typically this will involve a stitch of quite a few images in several rows or fewer images shot with very wide angle fisheye lens...
Do some reading of previous posts on this topic, much info is available...
Charlie
12-05-2005 | 05:05 PM
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RE: G3 Photofields
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'Ghost,
See my post in response to your Knife Edge thread on this same topic... The file type must be an equirectangular (spherical) panorama on the order of 8192x4096 or larger. Typically this will involve a stitch of quite a few images in several rows or fewer images shot with very wide angle fisheye lens...
Do some reading of previous posts on this topic, much info is available...
Charlie
'Ghost,
See my post in response to your Knife Edge thread on this same topic... The file type must be an equirectangular (spherical) panorama on the order of 8192x4096 or larger. Typically this will involve a stitch of quite a few images in several rows or fewer images shot with very wide angle fisheye lens...
Do some reading of previous posts on this topic, much info is available...
Charlie
12-06-2005 | 06:08 PM
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RE: G3 Photofields
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Yep, that's the problem then. Cylider panos are meant for printing, and they do look good. Spherical panos are what you want for G3.
Yep, that's the problem then. Cylider panos are meant for printing, and they do look good. Spherical panos are what you want for G3.
I sure want a pano of my backyard to G3 on! Maybe now I can do it!
12-18-2005 | 11:11 PM
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RE: G3 Photofields
http://www.rc-sim.de/
Go to Reflex scenery. You may use the import function of G3 after the files have been downloaded and unzipped/uncompressed.
Charles
Go to Reflex scenery. You may use the import function of G3 after the files have been downloaded and unzipped/uncompressed.
Charles
