This image shows a reprojected image of the Sesimbra Castle Church. The projection is transverse mercator.
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Reprojected Haytor Panographers
This image is a stereographic down reprojection of this panorama.
Making of WWP611 Event Family (timelapse video)
We participated in the WWP611 event (family). This is Jürgen’s panorama. This is Markus’ panorama. Each of these two is showing 14 PanoTwins. Both panoramas were shot simultaneously. We also shot a “Making of” timelapse video which you can see here: .
Reprojected Cine-Teatro São João (Droste)
This image shows a reprojected image of the Cine-Teatro São João in Palmela. The first projection was stereographic down, the second one droste.
Show on mapSesimbra Castle Church
This panorama shows the interior of the church of Sesimbra castle. All the walls are covered with beautifully glazed tiles.
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Pousada de Setúbal; Hotel São Filipe
Pousada de Setúbal; Hotel São Filipe; Morning Mist
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Printed Royal Wedding Gigapixel Panorama
This panorma shows a panoramic photographer taking a panorama of Henry Stuart’s printed version of his Royal Wedding Gigapixel Panorama.
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Reprojecting equirectangular images for a printed presentation
We held a talk at the Palmela International Panoramic Photography Festival: Reprojecting equirectangular images for a printed presentation and also at the PanoTools Meeting 2011 in Vienna.
You can find the video recording of the talk in Palmela here.
The talk showcased the benefits of reprojecting equirectangular panoramas for static presentations. We have presented “simple” reprojections and also two–step reprojections using a series of transformations. An overview was given about the different available tools to reproject panoramas. Numerous “real life” examples were shown, including the original equirectangular image and possible reprojections.
The presented reprojections were based on scripts working with two different tools PixelBender (stand alone or plugin for PhotoShop) and the MathMap plugin for The Gimp.
Download the Droste reprojecting script for PixelBender here: PixelBender Droste Reprojection Script
Download the Droste reprojecting script for Mathmap here: Mathmap Droste Reprojection Script
Cylindrical Panorama from a Video Source
In a post on the HD View blog I read some intersting stuff about generating a panorama from a video source. I made some short videos from my pole recently when making this panorama. I downloaded version 1.4.2 of MICE immediately to try this feature. However the first problem was, that the original mt2s-Video stream from my Sony NEX-5 could not be loaded with MICE. The fastest way to try the feature was to recode it to a 640×480 pixel WMV video stream. This could be opened easily. After setting the start and the stop slider in the video preview window the rest was almost done automatically. I’m quite satisfied with my first result. However I’ll try again with some better video resolution when I find time to recode my original video footage.
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Show on mapAnti Nuclear Movement Demonstration Stage
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