Another excellent video on the great app. Tx! 3:24... I notice that the first and last shots actually extend past the set angle you are capturing (the green line extends past the pano angle desired on both sides, I assume for proper extra space when you go to stitch the pano in post as typical). Is that extra space equal to the default overlap angle or some set amount? I see that when you changed the overlap percentage, the green lines did not extend further, so it appears to be a set amount. How do you know where to center the lens/shot for the first image of the sequence?
@PlanItPhoto Жыл бұрын
Both ends extended is because I'm not using the exact angle calculated, but with rounding. So I put the extra angle on both sides when drawing. When you actually take the shots, you don't really care about that. Just start taking the first photo from where it should start by looking at the milky way arch and ends where it should end. The only thing you need to care about is the rotation angle after each shot