On 12 Jun 2007, at 18:46, Tom Longson (nym) wrote:
I'm personally interested in the smallest amount of effort to get
something working. I expect, and I think Steven White would back me
up on this, that there are complexities in this such as trying to
capture tilt and yaw.
Trying to move cameras or mirrors is a fairly complicated process,
and while it's potentially cheaper than buying multiple cameras, it
also means that whatever you build
a) will be harder for the next person to build &
b) less likely to succeed due to increased complexity.
Right now, I'm interested in purchasing a 360 degree lens, and
getting something working. Right now the money is a big pain point
for me, but I'm hoping to resolve that shortly.
360 degree lens == kiss good by to your resolution.
Really, buy 5-6 cameras.
Think of it this way, googlers might be zombie non-talkers under the
biggest NDA in the universe but they are pretty smart and put time
and effort in to figuring the best way to do this. They chose 5-6
cameras or whatever it was.
have fun,
SteveC | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.asklater.com/steve/
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