Greg 'groggy' Lehey schrieb am 13.10.11 10:54:
On Wednesday, 12 October 2011 at 16:37:05 -0700, mcncyo wrote:
I am trying to do a 360 of a church, We have the alter (table) just
in front of the camera which is just a large rectangle. When I
created the image the alter(table) is always curve. I have put some
more control points on the table itself but it's not helping. Does
anyone have any suggestions?
Nothing you'd like, I fear. That's part of the perspective. If you
go further away from the altar, the curvature will be less pronounced,
but the fact remains that the edges are further away than the middle.
Try stitching an equirectilinear panorama, feed that into a new hugin
project and play with Panini General as output projection.
Carl
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