Hello Roger,
On Tue, 04 Mar 2014 12:59:08 +1100, Roger Goodman <[email protected]>
wrote:
Terry,
Have you considered using a flash (or two) to lighten the south
side panels? With a bright flash about 2 meters from the camera, you
should get some good lighting. Just a thought.
That's not really the main issue. Perhaps I didn't explain my concerns
well enough.
For a normal single camera position pano, it isn't possible to find one
location that will capture the whole length, and provide a good view of
each the panels on one side of the walk.
Because of the considerable curve of the walk I don't think it is possible
to shoot it as a linear pano...i.e. many different camera positions. There
is a continual change in Trz value, which is small from one panel to the
next and may allow a linear pano stitch of 2 images, each with 2 panels,
overlapping one panel for a 3 panel linear stitch, but would I then be
able to stitch all these linear panos together?
One other approach I have pondered on, is to shoot a couple of panels to
my right and and a couple to my left and stitch as normal, and make about
12 or 13 of these sub-panos, each with one panel overlap on the ends with
the next sub-pano. Then try to stitch these normal sub-panos together
using the one panel overlap and do these as linear panos, but I'm not sure
that the overlap will be enough.
So, not really sure if any of the above has any hope of success.
Anyone attempted anything similar?
Cheers,
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Terry Duell
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