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Message posted by makpatel on August-09-2005 at 6:30am

India
August-08-2005
47 Posts

Dear Experts,

I have just bought Panoweaver+Tour Weaver.
I am successfull making indoor pano with horizontal 4 shot but i am confuse taking top and bottom with those 4 shot.

I dont want to put logo at top/bottom to hide tripod image or top stitching.

Can some expert give me help on this?

Here is what i have

Nikon D100
Sigma 8mm F4 FishEye
ManFrotto 303 SPH Pano-Head
ManFrotto 756B Tripod

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Nikon D100 | Sigma 8mm F4 FishEye | ManFrotto 303 SPH Pano-Head | ManFrotto 756B Tripod

MAK Patel
Technology Enthu
www.vox360.in

Message posted by Mark_nl on August-09-2005 at 8:23am

Netherlands
July-30-2005
33 Posts

Hi Makpatel, no expert here (yet :-) but perhaps this is of some help...

http://www.easypano.com/download/doc/pw400_manual.pdf

See page 42...

regards, Mark

Message posted by makpatel on August-09-2005 at 11:41am

India
August-08-2005
47 Posts

well mark

Thanks for the reply but i have done same thing and i was completely disatisfy with the result of attaching top/bottom as those images were completely unmatched.

either bigger or unfit with the portion required in top/bottom.

can we have someone post a good example for newbie on shooting top/bottom?

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Nikon D100 | Sigma 8mm F4 FishEye | ManFrotto 303 SPH Pano-Head | ManFrotto 756B Tripod

MAK Patel
Technology Enthu
www.vox360.in

Message posted by marktold on August-10-2005 at 3:04am

May-09-2003
348 Posts

What kind of hardware are you using.

I use Nikon D70 with Sigma 8mm and get away with 4 drum shots without top and bottom :-)

Maybe you want to give it a try as well.

Regards Markus

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Nikon D70s, Sigma 8 mm, 4 to 12 shots, Agnos MrotatorTShort, PTGui, PS CS3, and lots of other software :-)

Message posted by Mark_nl on August-10-2005 at 4:04am

Netherlands
July-30-2005
33 Posts

Now that makes me curious Markus!

I've tried 4 shot stitching too, but there are still two pretty big holes you have to fill in post processing left (that I did with some success on easy floor/ceilings, but nothing complicated).

Any different with you?

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Regards, Mark
(Nikon D70, Sigma 8mm, Agnos MrotatorTCPshort)

Message posted by makpatel on August-10-2005 at 7:46am

India
August-08-2005
47 Posts

well i use this hardwares.

Nikon D100
Sigma 8mm F4 FishEye
ManFrotto 303 SPH Pano-Head
ManFrotto 756B Tripod

the problem i am getting with top & bottom.

the 4 shot horizontal pano is no issues having two holes top/bottom.

i am justing looking for a technique to take top/bottom attachments.

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Nikon D100 | Sigma 8mm F4 FishEye | ManFrotto 303 SPH Pano-Head | ManFrotto 756B Tripod

MAK Patel
Technology Enthu
www.vox360.in

Message posted by 360texas on August-10-2005 at 10:00am

United States
June-12-2002
2240 Posts

MAK Patel,

Markus (Switzerland) and I were just chatting on MSN Instant Messenger, The Sigma 8 nodal point is the gold ring on the lens. Stitching works best is the images are taken in portrait instead of landscape. Portrait you should not have a large hole in the top of your finished panorama. Taking Landscape image creates that large hole you are now trying to fill.

Sent a reply email to you saying essentially same thing.

Dave

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Message posted by makpatel on August-10-2005 at 11:48pm

India
August-08-2005
47 Posts

thanks dave and markus

i'll going to try that today as per given instructions and will post my first pano.

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Nikon D100 | Sigma 8mm F4 FishEye | ManFrotto 303 SPH Pano-Head | ManFrotto 756B Tripod

MAK Patel
Technology Enthu
www.vox360.in

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