This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "nonchiedercilaparola" (Apr 11th 2013, 4:23pm)
it's a full panorama (360x180) and the problem also remain with maximum jpeg quality(12)Hi,
do you maybe use a partial pano with the horizon not in the middle of the image?
or provide a link or screenshots about the problem...
best regards,
Klaus
This post has been edited 3 times, last edit by "nonchiedercilaparola" (Apr 11th 2013, 5:00pm)
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: https://pame.virtualtuur.comthanks for the reply. What's your jpeg compression? i have use high compression to get a 2-3mb pano. What's your jpgcompression-sizeMB ratio?
jpgcompression-sizeMB ratio?
so?
in this moment i try to compare this two workflow:I just put my aprox 10000x5000 or much bigger 16 bit tifs on the droplets..
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do you apply sharpnening on jpeg tiles?Hi,
try this:
1. CONVERT (not assign!) your images to sRGB color-space (saving as 8bit would be enough after this step)
2. NO RESIZING
3. NO SHARPENING
4. drop the images on the MAKE VTOUR (NORMAL) droplet
If you want smaller cube sizes, edit in the templates/vtour-normal.config file the maxcubesize setting (with any texteditor).
Best regards,
Klaus