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yasarcan

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Monday, August 5th 2013, 1:37pm

Gigapixel panorama wich equipment?

hello,

I have nikon D80 dslr machine and 18-135 lens and 10.5 mm fisheye, nodal ninja 3II

Can I make gigapixel panorama (basic, not profesyonel) this equipment?

and if I want profesyonel gigapixel panorama, Which equipment I must buy?

thank you.
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Monday, August 19th 2013, 8:59am

hello,

I have nikon D80 dslr machine and 18-135 lens and 10.5 mm fisheye, nodal ninja 3II

Can I make gigapixel panorama (basic, not profesyonel) this equipment?

and if I want profesyonel gigapixel panorama, Which equipment I must buy?

thank you.
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"Can I make gigapixel panorama (basic, not profesyonel) this equipment?"

No. Gigapano are shot with a telephoto lens (200mm or more). Unless you have a cranked head where you can change the angle degree per degree and are very patient, there will be too much errors.

"and if I want profesyonel gigapixel panorama, Which equipment I must buy?"

There is the panogear, compatible with the dedicated gigapano software from Kolor: http://www.kolor.com/panogear-motorized-panoramic-head.html

or Gigapan: http://gigapan.com/

The panogear is built from an astronomical head (Merlin), where gigapan is custom made.

The advantage of the panogear is that you can still shoot standard (non giga) panoramas, thus reselling your ninja 3 head. With the gigapan, you can only shoot gigapano, no "standard" 360x180 panoramas.

I hope it helps.

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Monday, August 19th 2013, 9:18am

He yasarcan,

I think 135mm is more then enough to shoor giga pixel.
You need an other pano head though. I think NN 5 or m1 with the right rotator.

There are some robots, they use a lot.
Gigapan is one.
But other good ones are Roundshot-vr and Clauss

Cheers,
Tuur *thumbsup*

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Thursday, August 29th 2013, 1:58pm

Telephoto lens (200mm or more) is not necessary. For example, this pano http://3dpanorama.ru/underground/giga-web/ is 1.25Gpix
And I used NN3 + RD16 + 5DMk2 + 50/1.4 *smile*

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