woodyspedden
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Hey out there
I just was reading this month's Outdoor Photographer and they spent some real time on Gigapano technology.
They talked about some hardware to allow relatively easy to manage large grids of images and then the Autogigapano Pro software to process all of these images. These arrays are huge and represent what is probably the current state of the art for such large panoramas.
What I found really fascinating is the potential to bring the images into a program which allows programs such as GoogleEarth to interact and provide a way to "dive" into the images and find precision spots to focus upon.
I have had no experience with these types of programs but I sure am excited about the potential!
I am sure some of you are already into this technology big time so how about moving down this thread in a way that defines issues and tells those of use who are technology less ept who could learn and progress to huge images that might be unique?
Thanks in advance for your help and thoughts
Woody Spedden
I just was reading this month's Outdoor Photographer and they spent some real time on Gigapano technology.
They talked about some hardware to allow relatively easy to manage large grids of images and then the Autogigapano Pro software to process all of these images. These arrays are huge and represent what is probably the current state of the art for such large panoramas.
What I found really fascinating is the potential to bring the images into a program which allows programs such as GoogleEarth to interact and provide a way to "dive" into the images and find precision spots to focus upon.
I have had no experience with these types of programs but I sure am excited about the potential!
I am sure some of you are already into this technology big time so how about moving down this thread in a way that defines issues and tells those of use who are technology less ept who could learn and progress to huge images that might be unique?
Thanks in advance for your help and thoughts
Woody Spedden
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