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#AUTOPANO PRO V.S. GIGA HOW TO#
#AUTOPANO PRO V.S. GIGA FULL#

This section deals with different applications in stitching images and videos as well as methods to manipulate stitched image in order to get desired environment for VR. Finally, once the camera has taken all of the photos, take another picture of your hand or something noticeable to indicate the end of the panorama.If it skips one, then one of the camera’s settings are off and you’ll need to start over. Ensure that the camera takes EVERY photo as the Epic Pro pans it around.When prompted to Start panorama, select OK.When prompted to Show panorama, select NO.Next, Use the Epic Pro controls to move the camera to the bottom of the panorama.This is about 60° on the wheels on either side of the Epic Pro’s arms.

When prompted to move the camera to the top of the image, use the Epic Pro controls to move the camera to the top of the panorama.

When prompted to Set camera’s zoom, select OK.

On the Epic Pro display, scroll down and highlight 360 Panorama.

Take a picture of your hand or something noticeable to indicate the beginning of a new panorama.

Press the MENU button again to exit out of the menu screen. Scroll down to the White balance setting and select either Daylight, Shade, or Cloudy according to the current conditions.

To set the correct exposure settings, press the menu button on the back of the camera and scroll to the second camera settings box (red box).

The lock is D-shaped and is located on the right side of the lens.

Ensure that the zoom is locked in all the way.

This setting is also on the left side of the lens, just above the stabilizer switch. This setting is on the left side of the lens.

#AUTOPANO PRO V.S. GIGA FULL#

This is one click above the Full Automatic Mode (green box) setting. Set the click-wheel setting to the P (Program AE) setting.The camera Field of View (FOV) should be around 40°.Align the horizon with the bottom of the camera screen (again with the viewfinder) at the next prompt.Align the horizon with the top of the camera screen (using the viewfinder) at the prompt.Scroll down and highlight Camera Setup, select OK.Connect the cable between the camera and the Epic Pro.Make sure the small silver pin is also locked.Place the camera in the mount and rotate the locking pin to the locked position.Rotate the locking pin to the unlocked position (parallel with the camera rail).Hold the down button until the camera rail is level or angled up slightly.Press the down button until you can highlight the Move Camera option, press OK.Press and hold the power button on the Epic Pro until it powers on.Use the bubble level to center and level the EPIC Pro.Tighten the screw on the right side of the tripod to lock the Epic Pro in.Slide the Epic Pro into the tripod’s mount and wait for the click to ensure that it’s all the way in.Pack an extra SD card and make sure the battery in the camera and the backup battery are full.

Make sure the battery in the GigaPan and the extra battery are charged

GigaPan EPIC Pro, connecting cable, and backpack.

#AUTOPANO PRO V.S. GIGA HOW TO#

This section will explain how to acquire images using Gigapan Epic Pro Robot that will later be stitched to create a panorama. Operating and Loading IVE environments into WorldViz Introduction to Cube Mapping and Cube Wrapping Methods of image manipulation for IVE using Adobe Photoshop CSĪdding Other Decorations (People, Shrubs, and Benches) Stitching Images Using GigaPan Stitch.EfxĬommon stitching problem using Autopano GigaĮditing a Reference Panorama for Video Stitching Image Acquisition using GigaPan Epic Pro Robot