Posts by joergen

6 cube faces with 300000x300000px each should be the max theoretical size at the moment, rendering each cube face individually from ptgui.
it may be possible to render a equirect with 940000x470000px from ptgui (joost lifted the 300k limit for rendering), but I am not sure if the krpano make multirez will accept non-standard PSBs... the convert to cubeface will definitely not work unmodified, since it would need to write PSB instead of tiff.

but all of this is purely theoretically, since shooting a 300x150k equirect needs a 300mm on a 5dm2, and the bigger version above requires a 1000mm on a 5dm2.

I just got a fatal error instead of the panorama today...

I just finished a larger project from last year, New York's iconic Brooklyn Bridge:
newyorkpanorama.com/2010/07/26/brooklyn-bridge-2

and the full krpano deepzoom is here:
luminous-newyork.com/img/2010-07_brooklyn_bridge/2010-07_brooklyn_bridge.html

Since the panorama has a 4:1 aspect ratio, about 1.5 of the 6 gigapixel have actual content, the rest is water and sky.
enjoy

Quote from joergen

I have the same problem at the moment, xml parser error #1095. it seems that the 1.08b8 tool creates xml that works fine, but as soon as you drop the same xml into a scene it stops working. replacing %00 with just % fails to find tiles, replacing %00 with %2500 works. rolling back to an older krpano.swf gives the same error. so i think it must be a problem with the xml/tile creator of the 1.08b8 tool.

any word on when we could se this bug fixed?

joergen

I have the same problem at the moment, xml parser error #1095. it seems that the 1.08b8 tool creates xml that works fine, but as soon as you drop the same xml into a scene it stops working. replacing %00 with just % fails to find tiles, replacing %00 with %2500 works. rolling back to an older krpano.swf gives the same error. so i think it must be a problem with the xml/tile creator of the 1.08b8 tool.

hi Klaus,

I don't know how far you are along with the 1.08 release, but what do you say about integrating (at least experimentally in upcoming beta) some of the new projections that are floating around recently (panini, equirect etc)?

joergen

The "diving board" is at the summit of Half Dome (2700m elevation): http://www.goldengatephoto.com/WestUS/hdpano.html

Hi Klaus,

I agree with the other posters, an improved flash 10 would be nice to have... I changed the tessellation mode to 2 and increased the detail level to 24 for the gizmodo panorama, but there are still some wavy lines in there that look a bit funky: gizmodo.com/5103518/virtual-visit-to-the-gizmodo-gallery