I have shot using an APS-C camera and 17mm (on a 17-50mm zoom) using a
panohead and the pattern I used was (shot in portrait orientation) 10 shots
at 0 deg pitch, 10 shots at +/-45 deg pitch, + Zenith and Nadir shots. I
could have reduced it to 8 shots at +/-45 deg I think but it was easier to
Thanks John, Luís, Dkloi.
The page "Edit the nadir" was the page I was looking for. I can open the
panorama.tif and then place a zenith photo anywhere i want.
@Dkloi, the zenith photo covers the hole when I reduce the focal length
enough. But it doesnt look nice so I have to redo this panorama.
You can manually place the zenith shot. In Expert Mode, under Geometric
Optimisation choose Custom Parameters. This will bring enable the Optimizer
tab. You can then manually enter the desired yaw, pitch, and roll
parameters of the zenith shot.
>From your example, I'm not sure your lens is
Hi,
Have you seen https://panospace.wordpress.com/2008/03/18/edit-the-nadir/
and other tutorials at
https://wiki.panotools.org/Tutorials#Zenith_and_Nadir_retouching? They may
give some clues.
What I do: I just create control points connecting the nadir with other
'pointing down' images,
I don't understand your question and/or your intent.
You have a panorama that has been formed into a reasonable single image by
some projection. You want to add an image to fill the hole on top, which I
expect means that same projection would no longer be reasonable. I think
no projection
