Step 1: Choose a more suitable place, the complexity of the ground, a place where the contrast between light and dark is not very strong, and a place with little traffic; Step 2: Place the equipment horizontally on a tripod and install the camera. Select the angle of each rotation; Step 3: Adjust the camera nodes; Step 4: After adjusting the camera nodes, you can start shooting.
Panoramic photography refers to a photo shooting and picture splicing method that takes a certain point as the center to shoot 360 degrees horizontally and 180 degrees vertically, and stitches the multiple pictures taken into one picture with a length and width ratio of 2:1. When shooting, fisheye lens and are mostly used, and special software such as PTGUI is used for splicing pictures. Stitched maps require special software to be produced in order to drive panoramic browsing.
The specific operation of panoramic shooting is as follows:
1. Choose a more suitable point: the complexity of the ground (a simple ground will make it easy to make up for the ground later), a place where the contrast between light and dark is not very strong, a place with little traffic, etc.
2. After selecting a good point, you need to place the panoramic gimbal horizontally on the tripod and install the camera. Then you need to choose the angle of each rotation according to the configuration of your camera. Generally speaking, a panoramic camera with an 8mm fisheye rotates 90 degrees at a time, and a C-frame SLR with an 8mm fisheye rotates 45 degrees at a time.
3. Adjust the camera nodes. The camera nodes are very important for ground panoramic shooting, and are related to the camera body and the lens used.
4. After adjusting the camera nodes, you can start shooting. After taking good photos, you can use ptgui, ps, etc. to stitch them together.
