PANO2VR 180 DEGREE PANO FULL
PANO2VR 180 DEGREE PANO PRO

I posted this as an alternative to those people who may be interested in 360 VR presentation and that already own Bluff Titler.

PANO2VR 180 DEGREE PANO PRO

My normal process is shooting from a pan head in which the camera rotates on the nodal point of the lens and stitching these in Autopan Pro (much, much better than Photoshop for this purpose) and then processing the image through pano2vr. The Bluff Titler approach is not the normal process that I use in making panoramas and high resolution images. Next I need to take the up and down shots.

$pano2vr 180 degree pano$

I take 1 shot at 0 degree position, then 90, then 180 and the forth at the 270 degree position. In the event that you have not uncovered what 360 VR or virtual tour photography is capable of, I suggest the following (the cathedral image is interactive). Basic question, I am shooting a 4 shot panorama with a 8mm fisheye on a tripod with rotator head. inputfilename 'inputpanoequirectangular. I noted in the example that you provided that at no point did you depict anything even approaching a 100 degree field of view with most being nearer 40-65 degree. Actually one can not even portray anything approaching a 180 degree image in Producer without extreme distortion.

PANO2VR 180 DEGREE PANO FULL

The difference is that one can not render a full 360 degree panorama in Producer. Here's my Vtour with the above approach (2.5min) Speed is controlled nicely by the slide duration.

Stitch 15-20 photos together (Photoshop) and then use PSP to scan from left to right. Upload photos, edit tours, share and embed.

Texan wrote:The effect is nice but moves a little fast. Kuula is an all-in-one 360 Virtual Tour platform for real estate, architecture, construction sites, museums, galleries & schools.

Pano2vr 180 degree pano