Hi Carlos,
I use a Nikkor 8mm (that beast) on a Nikon D300 which has a 1.5 crop
factor. Images from that lens need to be cropped, here is an example:
<http://www.flickr.com/photos/12747460@N03/7090581225/>
I think you should try "stereographic" with your Samyang fisheye and
compare that with "circular fish-eye" :-)
Carl
Carlos Eduardo G. Carvalho (Cartola) schrieb am 18.04.12 16:12:
Hi Carl,
In fact I don't need to crop them, my sensor is an APS-C and the image
fills it. I just use the circular fish-eye as the definition of the lens
so that hugin correctly distort the images - and it has worked till now
for this lens. In fact has already worked with "Full frame fish-eye" but
I I had never tested with stereographic. I use the "circular fish-eye"
with a 6.5mm Opteka.
2012/4/18 Carl von Einem <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
Hmmm, hugin seems to not suport circular cropping for images with
"stereographic" projection. I'd still use that projection instead of
"circular fish-eye" and use masks instead.
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