G3 Photofield question
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I have made a panoramic image of our field from 15 images I have overlapped and stitched.
The image looks great in the photo editing software but when I import it into G3 the resolution looks all wrong as
the objects in the image are all too close and distorted. I have tried varying my focal length, horizon and image size along with a few other parameter and the results are almost always the same.
Anyone else know how to correct this?
Thanks.
The image looks great in the photo editing software but when I import it into G3 the resolution looks all wrong as
the objects in the image are all too close and distorted. I have tried varying my focal length, horizon and image size along with a few other parameter and the results are almost always the same.
Anyone else know how to correct this?
Thanks.
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Basically G3 is expecting an equirectangular image (360 x 180 degree field of view) and ideally 8192 pixels by 4096 pixels.
Here is a guide to G3 panoramic images ...
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_33...tm.htm#3381125
more links in the Photofields (how to create them) bit ...
http://www.knifeedge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11067
Here is a guide to G3 panoramic images ...
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_33...tm.htm#3381125
more links in the Photofields (how to create them) bit ...
http://www.knifeedge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11067
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Thanks nemo,
I have been to those links and have yet to find an explaination for ho to achieve the 360 x 180 numbers.
Is that a setup in the camera or in the editing software?
I have been to those links and have yet to find an explaination for ho to achieve the 360 x 180 numbers.
Is that a setup in the camera or in the editing software?
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You don’t necessarily need all of the hardware & software mentioned but this gives you a general idea of the work flow …
http://www.panomundo.com/panos/howto...low_index.html
http://www.panomundo.com/panos/howto...low_index.html



