Vorderer Gosausee in Salzkammergut
Lawinenkegel am Vorderen Gosausee in Salzkammergut
Saturday, June 6, 2009
Thursday, May 28, 2009
More Panoramas from the Ebensee memorial site
The panoramas were captured in 2006. For whatever reason i have never added them to the virtual tour.
Go to the Ebensee concentration camp site virtual tourSunday, May 17, 2009
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Stereo-3D High Resolution Panorama Tests
This weekend i experimented with high resolution anaglyph panoramas. I tried to answer 2 questions that have been identified by me as most important:
- What stereo base to use for the left and right image
- Which suitable method to interconnect both panoramas to an anaglyph image
I have used the Gigapan device with a Canon G9 mounted. The stereo image was created by moving the tripod. Stitching with Autopano Giga 2 and PTGui, alignment with PTGui and manual Anaglyph creation with Gimp/PS.
It turned out that creating 2 identical panoramas was a bigger problem than expected, so i need to do some more experiments. Keep that in mind when exploring the panoramas below.
Here are 3 sample anaglyph panoramas. They are downsampled to approx. 50%, so processing the images was a little easier and faster. Click thumbnails to view the full panoramas (red-cyan glasses needed):
Meidling Train StationStereo base approx. 10 cm. Both panoramas were warped to fit without caring for a "consistent" stereo image. It is easiest to view but has some bent lamp poles and other inconsistencies.
Flak Tower 1Stereo base approx. 1 meter. Good looking as a small image, but very difficult to view when zooming in. Such a panorama would need dynamic adjustment of the left and right image while viewing - just like done when at time of shooting in 3D-movies.
Flak Tower 2Stereo base approx 10cm and manual adjustment of left and right layer to guarantee best possible viewing experience. Still - stitching inconsistenies are very noticeable.
Next step is to work with a 2 camera setup...
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