Way to go Paul.
You might try Panora Maker by Arcsoft
http://www.arcsoft.com/public/software_title.asp?ProductID=2
Wonderfully simple!
Kenneth Waller
http://www.tinyurl.com/272u2f
----- Original Message -----
From: "PN Stenquist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Shooting VR panoramas
A month or so ago I took a test for a company that produces VR tours for
real estate marketers. They initially specified Canon or Nikon equipment,
but I went for it anyway. Finally heard back from them yesterday. They
said my test, which I shot in my own house, was great. I got two
assignments immediately, and shot one today. Took me only about an hour to
shoot seven panos. I don't have to stitch them. I just upload the photos.
So at the very least, these jobs will pay for my $400 pano head, which I
like very much. It's the Manfrotto 303 plus. It's silky smooth and
infinitely adjustable. I can achieve perfect nodal point alignment with
little effort.
I downloaded a demo version of some clunky pano software to check my
work, and it looked good. I want to make some panos of my own, but I'm
waiting for CS 4 before I buy any software. I already have the new
PhotoShop on order, and I think it may come with adequate stitching
functions, so I'm waiting. But I'm looking forward to shooting some other
panos. More fun with cameras:-).
Paul
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