Big Ben's Panorama Tutorials

Creating Panoramas

There are a number of steps to creating a panorama. The flexibility of Panorama Tools allows you to perform each step individually or combine a number of steps at once depending on your personal preferences. The lazy (or greedy) usually want to perform as many steps at once, while those who want total control over the final quality of the image usually perform more of the steps manually. Most importantly, the choice is yours.

1: Acquire the raw images

[ Source Images ]

2: Remap to the desired projection and correct distortion

[ Remapped Images ]

3: Align the images

4: Crop and make final adjustments

[ Final Panorama ]

5: View the panorama

This section
Index A Brief History Image Projections Creating Panoramas
Other Topics
Introduction Background Info Software Photography Script Parameters Control Points Lens Calibration Stitching Technical Considerations Alternative Uses PTViewer FAQ

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Ben Kreunen <bernardk@unimelb.edu.au>
Department of Pathology
Last modified: February 24, 2003