Comments on: Mademoiselle Ravenelle http://torley.com/mademoiselle-ravenelle Home of the musical Dream Journal. Wed, 17 Mar 2010 06:27:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Acedia and I go virtually virtual « Dedric Mauriac http://torley.com/mademoiselle-ravenelle/comment-page-1#comment-55972 Acedia and I go virtually virtual « Dedric Mauriac Tue, 26 Jan 2010 05:57:59 +0000 http://torley.com/madmoiselle-ravenelle/#comment-55972 [...] and I go virtually virtual Torley blogged the other day about a program that makes panoramic images. She had a big one made for second life. I tried it out and took it a step further. I took a bunch [...] [...] and I go virtually virtual Torley blogged the other day about a program that makes panoramic images. She had a big one made for second life. I tried it out and took it a step further. I took a bunch [...]

]]> By: Torley http://torley.com/mademoiselle-ravenelle/comment-page-1#comment-1951 Torley Mon, 18 Dec 2006 06:16:02 +0000 http://torley.com/madmoiselle-ravenelle/#comment-1951 Hehe <strong>Sean</strong>! It is tons of fun! Pretty much any toys + tools I get my hands on, I use 'em with SL! Sounds like you're experienced with AutoStitch(TM) (haha I keep spelling it that way) before? What I did here was stand close to Ravenelle and take pictures in a circle in Mouselook. I did several rotations to overlap focus areas. Zooming out would distort it even more, wouldn't it? I did Zoom In for a portion of this, which is why there are two Ravies. (I wonder what kind of results I'd get strafing in Mouselook.) On the realistic tip, has been done well before — not sure what tools they used, but <a href="http://www.panogames.com/games/second_life.htm" rel="nofollow">Panogames has some pretty pictures</a>. Hehe Sean! It is tons of fun! Pretty much any toys + tools I get my hands on, I use 'em with SL! Sounds like you're experienced with AutoStitch(TM) (haha I keep spelling it that way) before?

What I did here was stand close to Ravenelle and take pictures in a circle in Mouselook. I did several rotations to overlap focus areas. Zooming out would distort it even more, wouldn't it? I did Zoom In for a portion of this, which is why there are two Ravies.

(I wonder what kind of results I'd get strafing in Mouselook.)

On the realistic tip, has been done well before — not sure what tools they used, but Panogames has some pretty pictures.

]]> By: Sean McDunnough http://torley.com/mademoiselle-ravenelle/comment-page-1#comment-1950 Sean McDunnough Mon, 18 Dec 2006 06:10:15 +0000 http://torley.com/madmoiselle-ravenelle/#comment-1950 Boy you are having fun with Autostitch! :-) I didn't even think of using it on SL photos. What a great idea! Have you experimented with zooming in and zooming out to see if you can minimise the wide-angled lens effect to get a more even panarama? Not there is anything wrong with doing it the other way for artistic purposes, but if you got it looking realistic you could then create those wrap-around VR panaramas inside a cylinder. Then you'd be inside Second Life inside Second Life! Boy you are having fun with Autostitch! :-)

I didn't even think of using it on SL photos. What a great idea! Have you experimented with zooming in and zooming out to see if you can minimise the wide-angled lens effect to get a more even panarama?

Not there is anything wrong with doing it the other way for artistic purposes, but if you got it looking realistic you could then create those wrap-around VR panaramas inside a cylinder. Then you'd be inside Second Life inside Second Life!

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