10th Inside The Scaffolding* by GeraldH by ctfchallenge

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Inside The Scaffolding*
by GeraldH


	GeraldH

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ctfchallenge		21-Jun-2006 19:12
Thanks Gerald -Techo

ctfchallenge		20-Jun-2006 05:30
Thanks a lot for the interesting explanations Gerald, a lot to learn here ! Regards, Nicola

ctfchallenge		19-Jun-2006 18:47
Techo, here is the unedited panorama: http://www.pbase.com/gerald_h/image/62130550 Some more exact numbers: Horizontal FOV according to PTGUI: 83.8° 360° / 8 pix = 45° per picture Gerald

ctfchallenge		19-Jun-2006 18:13
Rich, you are right, this image calls for some explanation. Actually, I intended to shoot an interior panorama of this church: The church has a beautiful dome; I thought that its interior would make a good subject for a spheric panorama, 360° horizontally and 180° vertically. Bad surprise: Instead of an unobstructed view to the altars, the walls and the cupola, I found a construction site inside the church with a huge scaffolding in the middle of the church for renovation purposes. So I tried a 360° view from inside the scaffolding. Unfortunately, the result is looking a bit too busy. I have updated the image now, I hope this version is a bit better now. The 8 single images were stitched with PTGUI and converted from rectangular to polar coordinates with PS in order to get the round shape. Techo, I just found your comment when writing these lines. The overlap was rather big, almost 50%. I cannot tell exactly because I did not use a tripod. I'll post a link to the unedited PTGUI preview in a few minutes. Gerald

ctfchallenge		19-Jun-2006 17:30
Gerald, these 360 captures are really cool. Working with such a wide lens how big of an overlap did you have between each photo? Thanks, Techo :)

ctfchallenge		19-Jun-2006 01:49
Wow, very interesting and well done but what is it? Rich

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