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How to correct Panaroma
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Dave Jaseck
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What program are you using to stitch the images together?. Send me the 4 images and I'll see what my program can do with them. Send to [email protected] Dave
Can someone show me how to make the bank of the river looks straight..
Thanks
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John Davies102615
Well-known member
Hi
There's a great suite of tools (standalone & PS plugins) that's a free download. It's wonderful but complex - i've only scratched the surface of what it can do (and at this time of the morning not going to scratch any deeper!). The website ( http://www.fh-furtwangen.de/~dersch/ ) currently closed but if you search for "Panorama Tools" in this forum you may come across some alternative download sites.
Had a quick play with your image - overcorrected it a bit - but you get the idea.
Best wishes, jtd
Dave Jaseck
Veteran Member
If you have Photoshop, use the perspective, distort and skew tools abit...Dave
Can someone show me how to make the bank of the river looks straight..
Thanks
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BillDrew
Guest
Philo has a good tutorial at http://philohome.free.fr/barrelpers/barrelpers.htm
Just do the same before as part of picking the control points before creating the panorama.
Just do the same before as part of picking the control points before creating the panorama.
Hi
There's a great suite of tools (standalone & PS plugins) that's a
free download. It's wonderful but complex - i've only scratched the
surface of what it can do (and at this time of the morning not
going to scratch any deeper!). The website
( http://www.fh-furtwangen.de/~dersch/ ) currently closed but if you
search for "Panorama Tools" in this forum you may come across some
alternative download sites.
Had a quick play with your image - overcorrected it a bit - but you
get the idea.
Best wishes, jtd
Bernd Taeger
Senior Member
John Davies102615
Well-known member
Thanks Bill - as you say, good tutorial - hadn't realised that a graphical user interface was available... all that time I've spent conjuring image parameters from thin air... think I will invest in it.
jtd
Just realised the original question concerned pan'aroma's - not sure helped any!
J
JJNNBB
Guest
Picture window 3 has an excellent tool for this sort of thing at Transformation/Geometry/Warp ( http://www.dl-c.com ).
You can pull and push very flexibly and is much more than the standard mesh tool. The options need a bit of thinking about, but there's a setting which retains the original shape and size, not leaving slivers here and there.
It works from the corners and edges, not by disturbing the mesh internally.
John Bunney
You can pull and push very flexibly and is much more than the standard mesh tool. The options need a bit of thinking about, but there's a setting which retains the original shape and size, not leaving slivers here and there.
It works from the corners and edges, not by disturbing the mesh internally.
John Bunney
Can someone show me how to make the bank of the river looks straight..
Thanks
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What are the parameter you used? I have this tool but scratch my head everytime I try to use it.
Hi
There's a great suite of tools (standalone & PS plugins) that's a
free download. It's wonderful but complex - i've only scratched the
surface of what it can do (and at this time of the morning not
going to scratch any deeper!). The website
( http://www.fh-furtwangen.de/~dersch/ ) currently closed but if you
search for "Panorama Tools" in this forum you may come across some
alternative download sites.
Had a quick play with your image - overcorrected it a bit - but you
get the idea.
Best wishes, jtd
Looks complicated... Thanks for the link.
Hi
There's a great suite of tools (standalone & PS plugins) that's a
free download. It's wonderful but complex - i've only scratched the
surface of what it can do (and at this time of the morning not
going to scratch any deeper!). The website
( http://www.fh-furtwangen.de/~dersch/ ) currently closed but if you
search for "Panorama Tools" in this forum you may come across some
alternative download sites.
Had a quick play with your image - overcorrected it a bit - but you
get the idea.
Best wishes, jtd
B
BillDrew
Guest
Another tutorial that addresses your specific problem is at http://homepage.dtn.ntl.com/j.houghton/horizons.htm Panorama Tools (even with PTGui as a front-end) is difficult to learn, and difficult to use, but is well worth the effort.
Other techniques such as barrel distortion correction and bending images may well do the job for you, but it is worth figuring out why you have the bend in the first place. Houghton's tutorial (above) does that.
Other techniques such as barrel distortion correction and bending images may well do the job for you, but it is worth figuring out why you have the bend in the first place. Houghton's tutorial (above) does that.
This is a make up of 4 photos, that is why it bend....
Bernd Taeger
Senior Member
Used Prof. Helmut Dersch's pano pools/"Perspective" in a Photoshop host.Here is a quick test, see how you like itCan someone show me how to make the bank of the river looks straight..
Thanks
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Greetings,
Bernd Taeger
Needed 3 steps to correct with Interpolator Option=Sinc 256 pixels
Step1: "Perspective"
Format Fisheye
Horizontal= 0
Vertical= -11
Rotate= 1.5
HFOV= 120 degrees
Height= 1000
Width= 1200
Step2: CROP! Note: it is essential to
crop tight, but not into the
frazzled image area at all to
retain the same (HFOV)!!!!
Step3: "Perspective"
Format Normal
Horizontal= 0
Vertical= -2
Rotate= 0
HFOV= 120 degrees
Height= 1000
Width= 1200
Used Interpolator Option=Sinc 256 pixels for final output.
For trial and error runs set at Polynomial bicubic interpolation (faster).
Interpolator info:
http://www.panotools.org/ptmirror/interpolator/interpolator.html
Regards,
Bernd Taeger
LoudNL
Well-known member
I found a great freeware tool, which is comparable to the commercial PTGUI, at:Hi
There's a great suite of tools (standalone & PS plugins) that's a
free download. It's wonderful but complex - i've only scratched the
surface of what it can do (and at this time of the morning not
going to scratch any deeper!). The website
( http://www.fh-furtwangen.de/~dersch/ ) currently closed but if you
search for "Panorama Tools" in this forum you may come across some
alternative download sites.
Had a quick play with your image - overcorrected it a bit - but you
get the idea.
Best wishes, jtd
http/www.tawbaware.com.
Look for the PTAssembler
Hope this helps
Léon
Johnnycb
Senior Member
Max Lyons has a free version gui interface for panotools.
jb
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