Hello Karl,
I though Realviz Stitcher does not accept fisheye images. Did you
pre-process them? How did you decide on 7 images?
A description of your workflow would be appreciated.
I use a Fuji S2 with the Nikkor 8mm. My maximum native resolution with this
setup is also 6000x3000. Here is an example using sets of 4 images (90
degrees apart). The zenith was not patched so it's a little off. Sometimes
I will take an up and down shot if it's really important. I used PTMac for
assembly.
http://360vr.com/nyyc
>Date: Fri, 11 Apr 2003 11:43:29 +0100
>To: email@hidden
>From: Karl Harrison <email@hidden>
>Subject: Re: 12 Canon 10D panoramas using Sigma 8mm Fisheye
>
>Dear Giorgio,
>
>I was in two minds like you too, but the Canon 10D is so much better
>in terms of work flow speed, so if you are making money it would pay
>for itself quickly.
>
>Since Matthew was comparing his high resolution version against my
>low resolution web panoramas, I have produced a comparative example
>to the one Matthew is showing off.
>
><http://www.chem.ox.ac.uk/oxfordtour/canon10dthumbs/canon10d-highrez.htm>
>
>I wouldn't want to get into an argument about which one is better,
>but mine is from just seven photos, I see less stitching errors in
>this example and less chromatic abberation by the lens. Some other
>differences could be down to the amount of sharpening done in post
>processing, I didn't bother and just let Stitcher use its default
>settings.
>
>Karl
>
>
JOOK LEUNG --> email@hidden Panoramic photography --> http://360vr.com
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