On 6 September 2018 12:26:12 BST, 'Phanto B' wrote:
>Le jeudi 6 septembre 2018 10:51:25 UTC+1, Bruno Postle a écrit :
>>
>> A more advanced usage is to use the
>> 'plane yaw' and 'plane pitch'
>> parameters to move this plane to the
>> nadir, but I suggest you only
>> try this
>> if you are feeling confident.
>
>Can you please explain ?
The XYZ mosaic mode maps your photos onto a plane, imagine this plane is a
painting hanging vertically at front in the middle of the scene.
This arrangement is ideal for stitching images of murals etc... because these
are normally on vertical surfaces.
You stitched the floor of your scene by pretending that it was a wall in front
of you.
The 'plane yaw' and 'plane pitch' parameters allow you to rotate this plane
around, to the left and right and up or down - this is a whole new level of
complexity that you probably don't need until you have everything else working.
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Bruno
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