10mm wide angle vs 24mm pano

Austin Li · Sep 25, 2009

SUPERHOKIE said:
It seems like the 10mm shot has more depth, thus altering the "feel" of the image. I think I'd prefer the 10mm shot for the depth effect.

I would also prefer the wide angle shot.

gl2k · Sep 25, 2009

Microsoft ICE is full auto. You can hardly modify anything except camera motion and projection.

dasams said:
gl2k said:

To present the final stitched image doesn't make any sense because the stitching program has a lot of influence on the final quality. I used Microsoft ICE.

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Does ICE require a lay-out selection as used by PS (ie, you must select auto, perspective, reposition only, etc)? In PS, these options significantly affect the pano. dave

photonut2008 · Sep 25, 2009

You are off by a factor of two -- i.e., a 16 mm lens in one shot compared to the 24mm stitched shot, or a 16mm pano compared to the 10mm single shot.
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matthewu · Sep 26, 2009

ICE is fully automatic. It does have very similar options to those you mention in PS. Except in ICE you select them AFTER the alignment step instead of before. This lets you quickly flip between the various reprojections.

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