Hi,

2 MavicAir2 pictures.
(see post#20 for better pano)


cheers
JJB

Cool shots JJB - autumn has definitely arrived!

Very nice work!

Impressive shots.  

Your asteroid picture is quite impressive with the clouds.

It looks like mist and clouds in one picture!

cool shooting!

Nice shots!

Maybe you couldn't photograph it like that today because autumn is taking another break ...?

Very cool sphere jjb, love the pano too!

frankymusik Posted at 9-30 07:04
Maybe you couldn't photograph it like that today because autumn is taking another break ...?

uh, i do not understand your post at all

Very nice! Congratulations!

Cool shots.

Nicely done.  But as they say in Game of Thrones, Winter's coming!  (at least for us northern hemisphere types!)

Yes it is coming. We in Florida saw the nighttime temperature plummet into the high 60F's today!

Hello there JJB. Thank you for reaching out and for posting these beautiful aerial photos you have taken. Great work and thank you for your support.

You need to think about using a different projection method to keep the straight lines straight instead of extremely bowed like the first example.

Cool!
That little planet worked out well!

Labroides Posted at 9-30 19:45
You need to think about using a different projection method to keep the straight lines straight instead of extremely bowed like the first example.

There is an option in Autopano Giga 'keep horizon straight' when you make a fisheye perspective (little planet) that works great for that.

Labroides Posted at 9-30 19:45
You need to think about using a different projection method to keep the straight lines straight instead of extremely bowed like the first example.

I see now what you mean, thanks.


cheers
JJB

DJI Stephen Posted at 9-30 19:40
Hello there JJB. Thank you for reaching out and for posting these beautiful aerial photos you have taken. Great work and thank you for your support.

Hi Stephen,

Thanks for your nice posting.

Its my pleasure to support this forum and thus indirect to DJI,  but would be even nicer if you

a) answer my oustanding pm to you,
b) comment and act on this post ; https://forum.dji.com/forum.php? ... D556%26typeid%3D556

cheers
JJB

JJB* Posted at 9-30 10:33
uh, i do not understand your post at all

Hi JJB *,
I apologize!
Maybe it was some kind of "German humor" from me ...   

What I wanted to say:
Such a beautiful autumn picture!
But, when autumn takes a break - the sun is allowed to shine properly again - then you can no longer take such a picture ...
It was a bit "cocky" of me ...

Great Shots    

JJB* Posted at 9-30 22:41
I see now what you mean, thanks.

That's still terribly distorted.
See how horizontal lines in the foreground are bowed?
USing a different projection might fix that.
How many images were stitched?

Labroides Posted at 10-1 02:09
That's still terribly distorted.
See how horizontal lines in the foreground are bowed?
USing a different projection might fix that.

21 pics   a wide pano   i can use an other projection, but than a will loose part on both sides
So i am happy with this....  ;-)

But like to know how this pano would look like if you can straighten the lines,link to the 21 pics > https://mega.nz/file/hGgE2S6J#bs ... Tv3RfmQ0X27LkY1XagU
cheers
JJB

JJB* Posted at 10-1 03:54
21 pics   a wide pano   i can use an other projection, but than a will loose part on both sides
So i am happy with this....  ;-)

When the pano covers such a big arc (how big was it?  more or less than 180° ?), you are going to have this problem.
What you are looking at is a large part of a sphere.
The circumference or a sphere is much larger at the equator than it is near the bottom.
But in stitching a long span panorama you end up with that small bottom circumference being stretched to the same length as the equator.
You can get away with it for smaller arc lengths - 3 or maybe 4 images across (with clever use of the right projection).
You can get away with it in the sky and if you have water in the foreground.
But if you go 7 images wide and have prominent stratght lines in the foreground, the stretching can't be hidden.

Labroides Posted at 10-1 05:26
When the pano covers such a big arc (how big was it?  more or less than 180° ?), you are going to have this problem.
What you are looking at is a large part of a sphere.
The circumference or a sphere is much larger at the equator than it is near the bottom.

Thanks for your explanation, it was a 200 degree horizontal pano.
Good tip of water in the foreground, water enough in my country.

cheers
JJB

GaryDoug Posted at 9-30 19:12
Yes it is coming. We in Florida saw the nighttime temperature plummet into the high 60F's today!

Gary, that's brutal!  Time to get out the parka.
We had some mid 60s overnights last week, but it only got down to 72.5 last night - headed to 105 today.  Summer getting in it's last blast....

GaryDoug Posted at 9-30 19:12
Yes it is coming. We in Florida saw the nighttime temperature plummet into the high 60F's today!

Here in MN we are seeing night in the mid 30s