Little Planets!
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Click the degrees of angle and this screen should pop up
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Thank you. How many pictures do you recommend and at what altitude
Both 19 and 25 works fine for me. Depend on the height of your surrounding building, you can choose lower altitude if you like the building "pop out" from the planet. I took my house at 15 feet high so it makes the house looks bigger. If you do it at high altitude, you can see more landscape but it will look flat.
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Just did my first one in my neighborhood. I'm loving this! Hope to do another one of same location at night!
Height: 125ft
Time of day: High Noon
App: Litchi for iOS
Rows: 3
Photos: 8/row + 2 90deg
Camera settings: Full Auto, no filters or custom coloring
Spherical software: ICE
Height: 125ft
Time of day: High Noon
App: Litchi for iOS
Rows: 3
Photos: 8/row + 2 90deg
Camera settings: Full Auto, no filters or custom coloring
Spherical software: ICE
The tops do look fuzzy in the still pics but its not as noticeable as it is in this pano. It was a bit breezy when I decided to do this Pano maybe the breeze threw it off. not sure how many rows but its a total of 25 pics using DronePan to take this pics.
Can anyone help me stitch an image pano together? For some reason ptgui is having problems stitching together a certain set of images I took today. If you are using a different image stitching application like ICE, gigapano, etc... I'd appreciate it if you could try stitching it together for me. I tried it in the demo version of gigapano and it kind of worked. I don't think I have the program setup right because I've never used it. Thanks in advance.
What projection settings are you using in Image Composite editor for little planets? Can someone give me a quick walk through on the settings to create a little planet from 26 frame sequence generated by Litchi ?
Don't have my computer in front of me but I think it is the stereographic. Drag the image up/down to change the perspective from out to in.
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Thank you. I didn't realize I needed to drag the image up/down like you said. That allowed me to get the results I needed in conjunction with setting it to stereographic mode. ICE is cooler than I thought. I really appreciate your help.
A few more Little Planets from today. finalfantasyfan thanks for your help.
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=TkMxWVc5SXBNQlFJRUY3a1d6UG5qYlIxUzNqdVJR
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=Tk1XSmlEdnh5VmtoTW83ejQwMkxvaGVoZHFkQ1hR
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=bFBlbmx1d3hoZWhmVjhLSGVaNzVzWkpqUlZlclZ3
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=TkMxWVc5SXBNQlFJRUY3a1d6UG5qYlIxUzNqdVJR
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=Tk1XSmlEdnh5VmtoTW83ejQwMkxvaGVoZHFkQ1hR
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=bFBlbmx1d3hoZWhmVjhLSGVaNzVzWkpqUlZlclZ3
You are welcome. BTW, I am a Jayhawk too but graduated many years ago. Nice to see your campus planet photos which bring up many good memory.
Can you give me the link to upload your photos? I'll try to stictch them with autopano giga 4.2..
I got that problem solved with the help from finalfantasyfan. Thanks for offering though.
I took another panoramic this morning using dronepan and ICE to stitch the 25 photos together. 0 wind and a beautiful morning and I got the same results as yesterday. Here is the photo. I took the photo in almost the same exact spot to replicate yesterday's photos
Getting Microsoft ICE image composite editor to import DNG files?
I found the answer to my problem. If any of you windows users need to import DNG into ICE and are having problems just install this :
Adobe DNG Codec 2.0
I found the answer to my problem. If any of you windows users need to import DNG into ICE and are having problems just install this :
Adobe DNG Codec 2.0
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