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Message posted by NJGary on January-12-2004 at 1:02pm
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Does anyone have any experience using a Sigma 8mm f/4.0 fisheye on a Canon EOS 1Ds.  I've tried a few panos with this equipment and I cannot get Panoweaver to stitch it properly.  Maybe I need to adjust the settings?  Before acquiring the Sigma lens I was using a Nikon Coolpix 5000 with the fisheye adapted and was able to stitch panos without any problems.


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Hi,

If you can post your images I can take a look and see if I can spot your problem.

The Canon 1Ds and Sigma combination should work just fine with Panoweaver

Regards, Smooth


Message posted by NJGary on January-12-2004 at 1:50pm
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Hi,

Thanks, you can download the images.  Here are the links:

 

http://www.garykmeyer.com/Sigma Fisheye 001.jpg

http://www.garykmeyer.com/Sigma Fisheye 002.jpg

http://www.garykmeyer.com/Sigma Fisheye 003.jpg

Thanks for your assistance

Gary


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Hi Gary,

I have taken a look at your shots and found that your nodal point setting is out by a country mile. You will need to adjust this.

I can tell you that the nodal point on a Sigma lens is about in line with the "Gold" band near the front of the lens.

Information on finding your cameras nodal point can be found here

Also to get the most out of your camera (and a very nice one you have) use the maximum resolution or at least something is the higher scale. That images you posted where tiny. (Although this may have been only for this test)

Good luck and lets see your next shots with the nodal point sorted out.

Regards, Smooth


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Oh... does this mean that I'll be able to do a three image shot stich useing the Sigma 8mm and my new 300D??? (I'm waiting for the lens) I kinda got the impression that this ain't possible...

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You are right Robert,

No such luck with the 300D or 10D as they do not have a full frame sensor like the Canon 11.1 megapixel 1Ds.

They use a multiplication factor of 1.6

I only wish it was that easy to stitch with my 10D or better still I wish I could afford to buy a 1Ds.

Regards, Smooth


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u got any images taken by ur 10d and fisheye for our perusal??

Also... what r u useing to stich ur shots with? Oh yeah... and if Easypano offered a four image stich... ie 4x 90 deg. would that make the stich possible?



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Here is a sample

I have compressed it by 50% but you will get the idea.

Download removed 14/01/2004

If people are keen I can send you a copy if you request via email.

Stitching is with Panotools at this stage.

Regards, Smooth


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Cheers mate... well I notice the extra pixels for sure...

But u didn't answer the other querie... would 4 pics enable a sphere stich?



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Message posted by NJGary on January-13-2004 at 7:00pm
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No matter what I do I cannot get Panoweaver to work with this equipment.  But, if I take the same exact files and run them through 3D Vista I get good looking panos.  Perhaps there's a problem with Panoweaver??

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