Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Not sure what the hell I am thinking here but sitting on the back patio i came up with this crazy idea. Yea maybe I need more sleep. But hear me out and have no idea if this would even work. But might be worth a try . READ my quote below in signature..
I'm sure some engineer, scientist or math guru will shut this down but screw them. LOL
Okay say your on a Tech cam with a 43 schneider for example and your doing a stitch with back in vertical position. For a base LCC to store in C1 for example. Say you did a 2 shot stitch than did you 2 shot LCC. Now here comes the fun part . You actually stitch the LCC first and make a Tif file. Not sure you can apply a LCC correction on a Tif but say a file extension you could. So after you make the 2 shot LCC stitch you do the LCC correction and store that. Than just process out your normal 2 shot images stitch going forward than bring it back in C1 and apply that 2 Shot LCC stitch. Here you could just happily go along shoot all day and make 2 shot stitch shots than process them out and simply apply the double LCC . Seems to me this would save a ton of time and simplify the process. Okay question would it work and would even CS5 figure out how to stitch a LCC without any detail in it. Maybe not?
I know I'm going to pay for this one but hell with it. Photography is about experimenting. Would anyone like to try this and report.
Yes i made the appointment with the shrink already 10 am the white truck pulls up. LOL
I'm sure some engineer, scientist or math guru will shut this down but screw them. LOL
Okay say your on a Tech cam with a 43 schneider for example and your doing a stitch with back in vertical position. For a base LCC to store in C1 for example. Say you did a 2 shot stitch than did you 2 shot LCC. Now here comes the fun part . You actually stitch the LCC first and make a Tif file. Not sure you can apply a LCC correction on a Tif but say a file extension you could. So after you make the 2 shot LCC stitch you do the LCC correction and store that. Than just process out your normal 2 shot images stitch going forward than bring it back in C1 and apply that 2 Shot LCC stitch. Here you could just happily go along shoot all day and make 2 shot stitch shots than process them out and simply apply the double LCC . Seems to me this would save a ton of time and simplify the process. Okay question would it work and would even CS5 figure out how to stitch a LCC without any detail in it. Maybe not?
I know I'm going to pay for this one but hell with it. Photography is about experimenting. Would anyone like to try this and report.
Yes i made the appointment with the shrink already 10 am the white truck pulls up. LOL