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Stitchers VRToolBox - http://www.vrtoolbox.com/ (IQTVRA Partner Member) •VRWorx 2.5 - Panorama (Single-row)/Object/Scene - - $299 •VRWorx 2.0 - Panorama (Single-row)/Object/Scene - - $299 •VRPanoWorx - Panorama (Single-row) - - $149 (10% discount offered to IQTVRA Members) http://www.360geographics.com/IQTVRA/IQTVRALinks.html

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Peter Gawthrop Revised 27th September 2007 Contents This document describes how I create spherical panoramas with the Canon 5D and 15mm Fisheye Lens together with Hugin. The original photos used in this tutorial are available here together with the pto file for stitching and this file. Imagine standing at a viewpoint on a fine day and looking all around the horizon, up to the point above your head and down to your feet - you are viewing a spherical panorama.

Creating Spherical Panoramas with the Canon 5D and 15mm Fisheye Lens

http://www.lightspacewater.net/Tutorials/PhotoPano2/paper/paper.html#SECTION00020000000000000000
http://www.fromparis.com/technical.html All photographs are copyright "Eric Rougier / FromParis.com". Please, do not to use without written authorization. The pyramid of the Louvre museum: Leoh Ming Pei, architect. "La Geode": Adrien Fainsilber, architect.

FromParis: tut. pano, Quicktime VR (tecnica)

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VR Photography › VR Links

Stitchers VRToolBox - http://www.vrtoolbox.com/ •VRWorx 2.5 - Panorama (Single-row)/Object/Scene - - $299 •VRWorx 2.0 - Panorama (Single-row)/Object/Scene - - $299 •VRPanoWorx - Panorama (Single-row) - Easypano (Panorama Technologies) - http://www.easypano.com/ •Panoweaver - Panorama (Fisheye images only) - RealViz - http://www.realviz.com/ •Stitcher - Panorama (Single-row/Multi-row)/Scene -
As interest in creating panoramic and stitched digital images has grown, so has the recognition that the difference between producing an OK result and an excellent result often comes from choosing the right equipment. Cameras and software programs get the most attention, but equally important is the choice of a panoramic tripod head. While it is possible to create panoramic and stitched images without a panoramic tripod head, the results are much more consistent when using one. Historically, panoramic tripod heads have tended to fall into two categories: (1) heavy, bulky, expensive "professional" models, and (2) home-made, amateur solutions. However, this has started to change, with the advent of new models by small startup companies that offer lighter, cheaper models that are more "profressionally" built than most amateur solutions. One of the most recent entries in this "prosumer" class of tripod head is the Nodal Ninja, created by Nick Fan. http://www.tawbaware.com/nodalninja_review.htm

Nodal Ninja Tripod Head

Panosaurus Tripod Head

http://www.tawbaware.com/panosaurus_review.htm November 2006 Update: This first version of this review was written in 2004, when I tested the original Panosaurus. I've recently had the opportunity to test a newer, improved model of the Panosaurus and have updated this review as a result. Because the new and original models of the Panosaurus are so similar, I am adding to the original review by adding comments in this color, rather than rewriting it. The original (left) and current (right) models of the Panosaurus In order to create stitched panoramic and mosaic images , it is highly recommended to use a tripod with a panoramic tripod head so that the camera rotates around the lens' "exit pupil". Unforuntately, panoramic tripod heads tend to be very expensive, and are usually quite heavy and bulky.

Tutorials - PTGui

http://www.ptgui.com/examples/ Video Tutorial Before reading further be sure to check out our video tutorial for PTGui! Masking in PTGui Pro PTGui Pro includes a Mask Tool which can be used to hide or show parts of source images in the blended panorama. HDR Panoramas with PTGui Pro PTGui Pro supports the creation of HDR (High Dynamic Range) panoramas. This tutorial explains the concept and helps you get started.
http://grigio.org/come_creare_foto_panoramiche_magnifiche

Come creare foto panoramiche

Siete arrivati in cima alla montagna, c'è un panorama magnifico, prendete la vostra macchina fotografica e scattate alcune foto. Quando tornate a case volete rivedere quello spettacolo magnifico, ma le foto che avete fatto sono tutte spezzettate, come fare per unirle? Grazie a Hugin potete unire le vostre foto senza troppo sforzo e creare delle foto panoramiche spettacolari, con questo mini tutorial vediamo come si usa. Installazione
Domanda. Cos'è la realtà virtuale? Risposta. Con il termine "realtà virtuale" si intende un'ampia gamma di esperienze che prevedono l'interazione e l'esplorazione di spazi con l'ausilio del computer. Questi ambienti sono solitamente delle elaborazioni al computer di modelli informatici semplici o complessi. Con QuickTime VR, questi ambienti possono essere basati su rappresentazioni fotografiche o luoghi realmente esistenti.

QuickTime VR

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Introduzione alle tecniche di Photo Stitching Sei il visitatore numero 20150 Di cosa si tratta? Lo Stitching si può tradurre nella nostra lingua con “attaccare”, “giuntare”: in effetti questa tecnica consiste nel giuntare più fotogrammi per ottenere un’unica immagine finale. L’avvento delle fotocamere digitali e la crescente potenza di calcolo dei personal computer ha consentito una grande diffusione di questa tecnica, che oggi è tranquillamente implementabile anche a livello casalingo. http://www.photoactivity.com/Pagine/Articoli/013%20Stitch%20prima%20parte/Tecniche%20di%20Stitching%20-1p.asp

Tecniche Photo Stitching