proj-imim:
RE: Creating Simple Panorama
Joost Nieuwenhuijse 2001-May-05 11:05:47
Yehuda,
Panorama Tools can be used for any kind of stitching, also for non-fisheye
and partial panoramas.
John Houghton wrote a tutorial on stitching a partial panorama from pictures
taken with an ordinary lens, using PTools and PTgui:
http://homepage.dtn.ntl.com/j.houghton/pttute.htm
Cheers,
Joost
-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:#removed#]On Behalf Of yehuda
Sent: zaterdag 5 mei 2001 1:35
To: PROJ-IMIM
Subject: Creating Simple Panorama
Hi friends,
I'm sorry for the length of my following mail...
My first (yet) panorama consists of 3 images, taken with my digital Sony
D-770, which I stitched manually using Photoshop. You might want to give a
look at it in:
http://www.geocities.com/saritail/Photos/Levinsky.jpg
I've made necessary size adjustments by Image|Image Size, tilted the photos
as needed by Image|Rotate Canvas, and corrected perspective with
Filter|Panorama Tools|Perspective. All this was created by trial and error,
until I figured out the proper values. My easiest part was to adjust the
brightness.
I'm sure that most of the work can be automated by using Panotools, if I
knew how to use it properly. I went over most of the tutorials I found and
got the impression that they are only for people that:
use fisheye lenses;
create 360 deg. panoramas
All I'm interested in is to create simple panoramas (maybe 120 deg maximal
width) using ordinary zoom lens.
Can any of you guide me to a suitable tutorial? Or show me directly how to
do the job?
I thank you very much,
Yehuda, Israel