Bendigo- Old gold mining location in Central Otago, New Zealand
Jan 24, 2018 03:59:05 #
Jan 25, 2018 12:03:36 #
Rakau wrote:
Taken from a video and stitched together.
Nice. I've got to figure out this "stitching" . Is there special software involved? What are you flying? The new Mavic Air looks interesting. Nice and compact with a very good camera.
Jan 25, 2018 12:24:30 #
Rakau
Loc: Dunedin, NZ
Hi
I mainly use a DJI P4P but you will get great results from just about any quality drone.
There are many software stitching tools out there. Canon has PhotoStitch that I use a lot - free download. http://canon-utilities-photostitch.en.lo4d.com/
Use plenty of overlap. I try for a minimum of 80%, meaning you should see the same point(say a tree) in at least 5 frames.
This posting, I clipped images from a video to create the pano.
Have fun & enjoy
I mainly use a DJI P4P but you will get great results from just about any quality drone.
There are many software stitching tools out there. Canon has PhotoStitch that I use a lot - free download. http://canon-utilities-photostitch.en.lo4d.com/
Use plenty of overlap. I try for a minimum of 80%, meaning you should see the same point(say a tree) in at least 5 frames.
This posting, I clipped images from a video to create the pano.
Have fun & enjoy
Jan 25, 2018 12:41:40 #
Rakau wrote:
Hi
I mainly use a DJI P4P but you will get great results from just about any quality drone.
There are many software stitching tools out there. Canon has PhotoStitch that I use a lot - free download. http://canon-utilities-photostitch.en.lo4d.com/
Use plenty of overlap. I try for a minimum of 80%, meaning you should see the same point(say a tree) in at least 5 frames.
This posting, I clipped images from a video to create the pano.
Have fun & enjoy
I mainly use a DJI P4P but you will get great results from just about any quality drone.
There are many software stitching tools out there. Canon has PhotoStitch that I use a lot - free download. http://canon-utilities-photostitch.en.lo4d.com/
Use plenty of overlap. I try for a minimum of 80%, meaning you should see the same point(say a tree) in at least 5 frames.
This posting, I clipped images from a video to create the pano.
Have fun & enjoy
Jan 26, 2018 12:32:26 #
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