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| takme360 |
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June-19-2008
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Is there a way to limit the amount of tilt, up or down, for a fisheye image? I set all the controls to "0" but still no luck. I've fiddled with other numbers and same problem. It doesn't look right if the user pans up and there's a bunch of white space underneath.
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| realtor jerry |
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April-22-2007
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Can you post a link to we can see what the problem is?
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Nikon D300, D3s, Nikon 10.5 lens, RingT105N+Footplate+MrotatorTCPs, Giottos MT9261 Tripod, Manfrotto 410 Jr geared head.
If you know the "secret" then everyday is a good day!
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| takme360 |
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June-19-2008
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www.360closeup.com/example/
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| mskp |
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September-14-2006
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Hi, first of all try changing the "Scene type" under "Properties" of the scene. Then you have also the different settings of the scene, Pan, Tilt, FOV.
Regards, Martin
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| takme360 |
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June-19-2008
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I'm shooting with a fisheye and selecting fisheye when I select properties. I find for some reason cylindrical images look like sh** in narrow spaces like hallways, etc. The edges get all warped and the scene just doesn't flow right.
Maybe I should change it to a spherical image?
Martin: I selected single fisheye and set the tilt values at "0".
Thanks for the compliments on the tour btw jerry.
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| realtor jerry |
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April-22-2007
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Looking at the tour you appear to be using a one-shot type lens.
In Tourweaver when you click to add a scene try one of the "One Shot" types.
If you are not using a one-shot lens what is your set-up?
The more information we have the better we can help.
Hope this helps.
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Nikon D300, D3s, Nikon 10.5 lens, RingT105N+Footplate+MrotatorTCPs, Giottos MT9261 Tripod, Manfrotto 410 Jr geared head.
If you know the "secret" then everyday is a good day!
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| takme360 |
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June-19-2008
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I know how to change the image properties, it's not rocket science. As I said before, I'm shooting with a fisheye and stitching those images together.
Maybe there's a way to disable tilting? Cuz all the other image types (one shot, spherical, cylindrical) warp the edges and really hurt the overall appearance of the tour.
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| takme360 |
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June-19-2008
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Zing! You got me there Jerry. Thanks for putting me in my place. But seriously, let's be civil about this, please.
What difference would equipment make in the fact I don't want:
a. The image in the tour to tilt
b. Lose the quality that the "single fisheye" type has compared to basically all the other types. As I mentioned before: the other types warp and distort the edges when the tour is panning and it looks like crap.
It's the software that I use to promote the image that I want to manipulate, not the shooting process or final processed image. If you have a better answer than the one above, I'm all ears.
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