I have taken a series of digital video footage of specialised x-ray
examinaitions with my camera in "portrait" position and in quicktime they all
appear in "landscape".
Can you tell us a bit more about this? Is this is a video camera
outputting digital video and being captured via something like iMovie
via a Firewire cable? Or is it a digital camera outputting a series
of stills that you stitch into a VR? In the latter case, just set
the dimensions as you wish with the VR stitching app or QT Player Pro.
Best, in questions like this, is to post an example (a pic is worth 1k words)
Is there any softwaree around that will rotate a QT movie through 90 degrees,
I appreciate that I will probably get a vertical "letterbox" image but that is
OK
It sounds as if you are talking about what we would call a VR movie
which is a series of overlapping stills that are "stitched" into one
very wide image covering up to 360 degrees in any direction. There
are two variations on this theme, a VR panorama (where the camera is
in the center of a circle/sphere) and a VR object where the camera
orbits the photo object from a constant distance.
It is at least theoretically possible for each of those stills to be
replaced with a looping video such that one could present a VR
object that is changing as it is viewed. Example: a VR Object view
of the earth where the viewer can arbitrarily view any hemisphere and
see moving cloud patterns. I don't know if there is software that
will do this kind of monumental stitching job. Perhaps others here
who are more conversant with VR could comment.
Thanks for any assistance
Garry Mahn email@hidden
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