Richard,
I know of a few solutions to this problem:
1) Use PhotoWarp to generate a cubic VR. Extract the faces, rotate and
rearrange the order to effectively rotate the entire pano. Cubic
Converter would help in this task.
2) Use the Flexify Photoshop plugin on a spherical image generated in
PhotoWarp to remap. You might be able to use PanoTools for the same
effect, I'm not certain. Another customer of ours has successfully used
this technique to produce cubics in two shots, through an admittedly
cumbersome process.
Best Wishes,
Michael
> Hello All!!!
>
> I've used the Kaidan 360 in a horizontal, rather than vertical
> orientation.
> So, I have a 360 degree vertical FOV and about a 90 degree HOV.
> My problem is that when I convert to QTVR the pano is on its side.
> Left is up and right is down, down is left and up is right. I would
> like
> to display the pano in the correct orientation but can't figure out how
> to do it. I'm using Stitcher after I use the PhotoWarp software to
> unwrap the 360 One mirror images. Any help? My purpose is show
> what is above, below, behind and in front of an automobile seat. What's
> to the right or left is not significant for my purpose.
>
> TIA
> Richard
>
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Michael Rondinelli
Chief Technology Officer
EyeSee360, Inc.
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