* edit the file “entrance/vr_files/config.js * put the whole vr5 thing in a subdirectory below your panorama, where you have put the flash version, for example, create a directory called “entrance”, * put all those twelve converted files in the directory vr_files/cube_faces from the vr5 unpacked files * take your cube faces and convert them, for example, with the convert command from ImageMagick: * download and unpack the vr5 pano viewer, Inside the file that we download with the software there is a small text file with all the instructions needed. You need to give them the correct names and put them in the correct directory. Once you have them you need to convert each cube face to two resolutions, one with 1024×1024 pixels and other with 480×480 pixels. To put your image in its format you need the cubic images I mentioned when I talked about post editing. As an old and mature tool it is available for all most famous BSD flavors, including DragonFly BSD. With it we can make most of the image improvements like color, luminosity, focus and many more. The GIMP is, in a few words, the free software alternative for Photoshop. Still I got a photo where otherwise I had nothing.Probably a well known tool for many of the BSD world. Not perfect as I forgot the manual focus and the focus in some parts seems a bit off. I was trapped with a lens too long to take in the whole scene. Adobe Lightroom CC now does panos, Photoshop, Photoshop Elements are others i have used.īelow is an example of, I think from memory, a 4x3 stitch. Not sure if it is available for later windows. One free one that seems quite good is from Microsoft called ICE. Just point the camera at the ground or something to break the sequence. Separating each one with a separating frame. Pre-visualize your images and number of shots required, while looking for key reference points in the scene. Put camera on vertical to get deeper panoramas. Hand held will work but it is harder to maintain level horizons. Tripod is very useful for maintaining level Remove polarizing filter for images with clear sky. I have just a few tips picked up here and there.

I can't immediately recall a reference guide for making panos.

Stitch panorama gimp vs hugin