Image Stitching

[Emz]

yes err i think hold on

yes look in help under panorama's

 

I have breifly looked that up, but am I right in thinking that its for a 2D flat image? I mean that it will just allow you to join the images up, but not like give you a 3D scroll of it??

 

Still handy tho, didn't know that I could do that with Photoshop

[Ken Davison South Wales]

One example is CAD walk throughs where the virtual cam revolves 360 degrees.

 

If you use still pics to get 360 rotation you place them at 30 frames per second into a digi cam editing system as an easy option and use a frame paint to eliminate any small errors on the final join. It takes hundreds of hours to do it half right

[Emz]

It takes hundreds of hours to do it half right

 

Don't say things like that lol

 

Well here's my first attempt at it!

 

http://www.crystal-online.com/1st-attempt.mov (you will need Quicktime installed to preview it i'm afraid )

 

Can't take credit for the photo's but I did stitch them together!

 

Next, got to try with photos taken by myself. I live particulary close to a mountain and I'm keen to do one of these from the top of there when I get some free time to myself

[Ollie Jay]

Awsome stuff that!!

 

Looks great and i look forward to seeing the outcome of your attempt with your own pictures!!

[merlino bill]

OI OI

that's brilliant & i'll be looking foward to more

 

& well deserved a round of ..........

[Emz]

hehe thanks

[Emz]

For those who haven't got quicktime installed, this is now viewable in Java...

 

http://www.crystal-online.com/java/index_xml.html

 

Never really was a fan of Quicktime anyway

[RobStubbs]

Emz,

That looks awesome ! In fact it was so realistic I feel a little queezy .

 

The last one you did just came up as a big grey box though.

 

Rob.

[Sharkbyte]

Here's a nifty bit of kit to do what your after.

 

360 degree lens

[Emz]

The last one you did just came up as a big grey box though.

 

Rob.

 

Have you got Java installed on your computer? If you haven't, thats probably why