Feature request: Show side view when levelling

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iantresman
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When levelling an image in the main window, it would be very useful to show an additional window with a side view of the same image. Then,
as the main window rotates clockwise /anticlockwise, then the additional window view would move up/down (and vice versa).

The additional window could replace the Output/Google Street View etc, which is not used when levelling. There might be an option to choose whether to display the left side view or right side view.
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Hi Ian,
If you level a pano using a vertical in the image as a reference point if you rotate and do the same thing again at a different pan angle the first adjustment should still be level.
So I'm not sure what advantage this will give?
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iantresman
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I don't always have a good vertical, so when levelling the horizon, I'm also trying to position the horizon at camera height. I can go back and forth between front view / side view, but I thought seeing the second image would let me level the main image in one hit (rotate, and up/down).
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We use PTgui. Ptgui has a Vertical leveling feature that will by putting a vertical control points at the bottom and top of a KNOWN object like a wall corner edge will bring all images into level. There also is a horizon control leveling point feature.

Putting a spirit level device on your pan head / tripod before taking the image set also helps with leveling issue. We level the tripod/pan head only on the first image.

But then you already knew this.
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