Shooting panoramas Made simple
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This document provides an introduction to panoramic photography. It defines a panorama as a wide-angle view or representation of a physical space. Panoramas are used in art, maps, virtual tours, and more. The document dispels myths that special cameras or skills are needed, stating that most modern cameras and software can create panoramas. It recommends a tripod or panoramic head and software like Autopano or PTGui for stitching multiple images. Experimentation with different subjects and sharing panoramas online is also encouraged.
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- 1. Shooting Panoramas MADE SIMPLE By uncle Stan, 2009 INTRO For DUMMIES
- 4. A picture is worth a thousand words You don’t take a photograph, you make it. Ansel Adams
- 9. Keeping simple: software Functionality, more features Ease to use, easier Canon PhotoStitch Autopano PT Gui Hugin Panorama Factory Realviz Stitcher Output quality (1..3) RECOMMENDED!
- 11. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!
Editor's Notes
- The Pancam began shooting component images of this panorama during Spirit's sol 814 (April 18, 2006) and completed the part shown here on sol 932 (Aug. 17, 2006). The panorama was acquired using all 13 of the Pancam's color filters, using lossless compression for the red and blue stereo filters, and only modest levels of compression on the remaining filters. The overall panorama consists of 1,449 Pancam images and represents a raw data volume of nearly 500 megabytes. It is thus the largest, highest-fidelity view of Mars acquired from either rover. Additional photo coverage of the parts of the rover deck not shown here was completed on sol 980 (Oct. 5 , 2006). The team is completing the processing and mosaicking of those final pieces of the panorama, and that image will be released on the Web shortly to augment this McMurdo panorama view.