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Mar 1st 2002 | #33781 Report |
Member since: Mar 1st 2002 Posts: 3 |
I have several images of buildings that were stiched together from digital pictures taken from ground level. The vertical perspective of these images created a "smile" when the images were stitched. I think that if I could create the appropriate displacement maps, I could use a displacement filter to remove the smile and "square up" the stitched image. TIA CH |
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Mar 1st 2002 | #33783 Report |
Member since: Mar 20th 2001 Posts: 3367 |
actually... if you took the photo properly, the panaranic photo taken will look nice. Most Digital cameras have a built in for this... |
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Mar 1st 2002 | #33787 Report |
Member since: Mar 1st 2002 Posts: 3 |
Side, Thanks for the reply, but what is important in these pictures is the building face, so that it can be applied to a 3-d digital model of the building. Each digital photograph was taken from a different point to minimize the horizontal perspective influence. I am sorry if I didn't make myself clear on what I am wanting to do. CH |
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Mar 1st 2002 | #33797 Report |
Member since: Mar 20th 2001 Posts: 3367 |
meaning, you're using the picture as a texture/map for a 3d model?.. If that's the case... i can't really help..
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Mar 1st 2002 | #33801 Report |
Member since: Mar 1st 2002 Posts: 3 |
Yes. That is what we are tying to do. Thanks anyway
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