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Canon G7, Nikon Fc-E9 Fisheye Converter. I took all pistures from hand.
Software: Pano2qtvr of course, Photoshop, Macromedia Flash.
Software: Pano2qtvr of course, Photoshop, Macromedia Flash.
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Yes, it is a circular fisheye. Photoshop knows this trick if it has panotools filter or you can use PTGui software.
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PTGui! Its easier and faster. PTGui is , I think, the best stitcher now. Even if you stitch panorama using automatic option, it creates good quality panoramic images.
I tried the trail version of PTGui, but that doesn't support fisheye pictures. Do you use the panoramaTools stitcher or the build in stitcher?
I used iPix for a while with a automatic stitcher, but it always makes mistakes when stiching indoors pictures. Can you tell me if PTGui is better here?
I used iPix for a while with a automatic stitcher, but it always makes mistakes when stiching indoors pictures. Can you tell me if PTGui is better here?
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The trial version should suport fisheye images (settings: lens type=circular, field of view=180). I use Panorama Tools stitcher.
There is no perfect software. All of them make mistakes. My advice is to generate panoramic picture in photoshop format with layers and manualy fix any mistakes.
Remember that most important part of the work is shooting pictures!!!
Beter made pictures - less mistakes!
cheers!
There is no perfect software. All of them make mistakes. My advice is to generate panoramic picture in photoshop format with layers and manualy fix any mistakes.
Remember that most important part of the work is shooting pictures!!!
Beter made pictures - less mistakes!
cheers!