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By:Payam Rahmani (payam195r) on
May 14, 2008
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It was raining and people were running not to get wet (As you see in the first snapshot). *** Worth viewing the photo on Google Earth, just try!
Date Taken: May 14, 2008
Date Added: May 16, 2008
Bookmarked: 3 times
Total Views: 6829 views
Gear: Nikon P5100
Snapshots: 7
Size: 0.10 gigapixels
Field of View: 150.0 degrees wide, 82.1 degrees high
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May 16, 2008 16:28 | Flag as inappropriate |
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What stitching software are you using? Does it not have a feature to align the pictures? Buildings would be straight 90° and not look like the tower from Pisa. Posted by gigapanbot |
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May 16, 2008 22:42 | Flag as inappropriate |
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You mean on Google Earth or the normal photo? Posted by payam195r |
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May 17, 2008 00:33 | Flag as inappropriate |
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I mean the software to create (stitch) the panorama. I'm using PTGUI, (http://www.ptgui.com) it has a lot of options and one of the best software to create panoramas. PanoBot was my first self made motorized head, you can find details here: http://emrichs.de/panoflexi/panobot-en.htm Posted by gigapanbot |
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May 17, 2008 06:59 | Flag as inappropriate |
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I got your previous question. My stitching software is AutoPano Pro 1.7 and I guess it is an excellent stitcher like yours; but I wanted to know the problem with photo (that it's not 90 degree straight) shows in the photo above or on Google Earth. *** I guess you are talking about the buildings on the left of the photo, you are right, they are not 90 degree straight, but that's not very obvious, they are only 5 to 10 degrees wrong (and it does not happen always). I will be happy to have some of your suggestions. Thank you Posted by payam195r |
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