Calamare - panorama version + a poser question by matsmolund

Poser • Horror • posted on Mar 07, 2005

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The left halt of this pic is the original -which I posted a couple of days ago - but I was asked to do one with the double width, something I almost never do because Poser limits of 4090 pixels. So I tried to go back to the poserfile and scroll the camera along the X axis until I got a perfect match to paste seamlessly to the right of my original render. I

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prog

5:36PM | Mon, 07 March 2005

Well, I have no idea of how to do that, but your postwork is really impressive-I would never be able to tell that you did any!!!! EXCELLENT work!!! I believe that Bryce can do a 360 degree panoramic render, but I've never tried it!!! Vote!

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5:41PM | Mon, 07 March 2005

From the way you describe it ("scroll") looks to me as if you're using the Camera trackball..that's bound to cause changes of angle as it's not precise. I believe that if you use the camera dials on the X axis you could add as much to a panoramic images without the slightest change of angle or lighting effects.. I haven't tried it personally but I HAVE noticed that whenever the camera trackball is used there's never accuracy! :)

Jay7347

7:56PM | Mon, 07 March 2005

Yu did an excellent job in my book! -jay

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matsmolund

12:33AM | Tue, 08 March 2005

I used the X axis dial not the trackball. Thats not the problem. Is there another way?

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Krid

1:25AM | Tue, 08 March 2005

excellent dynamic scene with great pov and colours

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Robotmonster

2:06AM | Wed, 16 March 2005

prog is right. You could build up the scene in Bryce. Its 360 render-option works great. I've tried it out in the past and it looks great. Downside is that its done in point of view so if you really only want the same scene wider it's not the way.

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