I'm curious as to which "Projection" (Cylindrical, Transverse Cylindrical, Mercator, Traverse Mercator, Sperical, Traverse Sperical, Ortographic, Fisheye, Stereographic, or Perspective) do you use in MS ICE when processing 9 image panos from Spark. :"Sperical" is the one I'm leaning towards for now.
What Projection Setting In MS ICE Do You Use For Spark Pano?
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I was trying to make the "tiny planet" photos today using ICE. Use Spherical and then grab the top of the photo and pull it up until it turns into a circle. However, the Spark wasn't taking any shots straight down. Also, I don't think it was a true 360. Is there a way to make it take shots down when in pano mode?
You really have to take a Spherical 360 pano for tiny planets to work I use autopilot to take the shots but litchi can do it also and also coming to DJI go4 soon I believe
You can do it manually by taking 4 180 pano and a couple of sky and ground shots and using ICE to stitch them also
You can do it manually by taking 4 180 pano and a couple of sky and ground shots and using ICE to stitch them also
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Yep, figured that out on my own last night too. Stereographic is the way to go.
Thought I might bump this instead of starting a new thread as I can't make up my mind between the various projections. Right now I'm leading towards Transverse Cylindrical (spherical is close) for 9 picture panos and Perspective for vertical 3 picture panos...What are yours ?
Just tried stereographic again for 9 picture panos, not bad indeed. Perspective doesn't work too well for 9 picture panos though, but it's pretty good for the 3 vertical pano.
Been stitching some panos lately and it seems I've settled for :
Horizontal 9 : spherical - stereo is nice too, keeps better proportions maybe but not as "wide", a bit of an issue for a pano ;-)
Vertical 3 : perspective
Horizontal 9 : spherical - stereo is nice too, keeps better proportions maybe but not as "wide", a bit of an issue for a pano ;-)
Vertical 3 : perspective
