Le 24 juin 13 à 20:39, Mike Lazzari a écrit :
>> ...but it is best to leave any residual linear distortion alone.
> Yeah, what's the point. By the time you crop after distortion
> correction
> you're back to the fov of the lens you shoulda used in the first
> place.
> But hey, maybe that's OK too.
>
Looks like the start of a semi-recursive process though:
21
24
28
35
50
If "flatness" is the target, get a 60 macro and pano (#1) hard for the
rest ;-)
Amitiés
Philippe
#1 : to pano, panoed, panini. Verb. from old french "not non" and
italian cuisine dialect. Def. moving a lens up and down and sideways
while on burst mode in order to cover the field of view you want to
finally show, including margins for the seams. Stitch, adjust to
taste, serve large. Source: Philichrome(c) - Metz - AD MMXIII
> Mike
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