Rendering of what the final building will look like (photo courtesy of Saskatchewan Indian Federation College-Douglas Cardinal Architect)
NOTES....
Jan31/
1. Updating photowarp with the latest version without trashing the preferences
in the system folder (from the previous version) caused some difficulties
in stitching. Basically, the intermediate plastic stage was not effectively
removed from the unwarped pano....leaving it across the bottom of the pano.
It took a few minutes of consideration to figure it out.
2. The red center mask that is now in photowarp might be a bit larger ( by
just a bit). I am still getting a small amount of the intermediate plate showing
after unwarping.
3. The architects that walked the site with me were very interested in what
the panoramas were going to be like. They thought they were useful even though
they had their 3d cad setups to rely upon.
4. I had some difficulty with the lense going from the cold outside (minus
35 celcius) to the above zero work area inside. The lense on the rig of course
frosted over right away. Ice actually built up on the lense. I know this is
an unusual shooting situation. Is it possible to make a lense that doesn't
allow condensation on it?
5. It's obvious that a monopod or tripod are needed for the indoor shots most
of the time. I just couldn't hold the camera still enough.
6. I had some difficulties as posted to the betatest list that doing certain
actions would crash photowarp. i.e. trying to load .xml files back into the
application.
7. Add my request for some type of levelling device viewable as you sit/stand
beneath the camera.
