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Subject Topic: How many rows of pictures for a VT? Post Reply Post New Topic
Message posted by pedy on February-23-2007 at 7:01pm
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pedy
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February-23-2007
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How many rows of pictures someone will need in order to create a virtual tour, in which you can see both the floor and the ceiling? Is there anywhere a tutorial to show exactly how to create a virtual tour? Using both, the fisheye lens, and the OneShot system?
Thanks

Message posted by mymelbeach on February-23-2007 at 8:37pm
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mymelbeach
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February-15-2005
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Pedy,

By "Virtual Tour" I am assuming that you are referring to a 360 Panorama Image. Perhaps the first place to start would be in the Panoweaver section of this forum. There is lots of good advice there.

Also Take a look at panoguide.com
This is a good site to get your feet wet and cover the basics.

A single row of shots is good with an adequate digital SLR. Typically this is from 4 to 6 shots depending on the particular type of fisheye lens used. Take a look through the forums in Panoweaver section for details.

I would stay clear of the one shot lenses as they just don't provide the resolution needed for large and full screen viewers.

Mel

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mymelbeach

Message posted by mstoss on February-24-2007 at 3:37am
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You want to be quick and don't need full 360x180? Go for a mirror system. You want to have quality and the 360x180-option? Go for a DSLR.

Michael

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