| Digital-tutors: Introduction to Stitcher 2009 | ![]() |
| Category: Tutorials » Digital Tutors | Publisher: lebang2103 | Date: 3 September 2009 | |||
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In this series of lessons, we’ll learn how to use Stitcher to create panoramic images. Stitcher comes with many tools built to make the panorama creation process hassle-free. In only a few minutes, we will be able to take fisheye photographs and render a seamless 360 degree panorama. We’ll begin this project by learning how to import, stitch, and render images in the user interface. From there, we will learn the various settings we have to control our render quality and how to get the best possible output. Next we’ll learn about the editing tools of Stitcher, such as Manual Stitch, Alignment, Stencils, PSD Stencils and Custom Nadir. We will also learn how to create High Dynamic Range panoramas. We’ll end by learning how we can use the advanced output features of QuickTime VR in Stitcher to create virtual tours and links between QuickTime panorama movies. This series of lessons will illustrate how Stitcher can be used to quickly create large-dimension images and cylindrical, cubical, or spherical panoramas. Lesson Outline Introduction and Project Overview Moving around the Stitcher interface and importing images Rendering images out of Stitcher The Various Image Output Types in Stitcher Increasing the render quality with the Blending Method Comparison of various Sharpening Types Comparison of various Interpolation Types In this lesson we will learn about the various interpolation types and how to decide which to use Using Manual Stitch to fix failed Autostitches Using Manual Alignment to set the Horizon of our stitch Using Stencils to remove or preserve parts of our stitch Moving between Stitcher and external image editors Using PSD Stencils to create stencils and partial blends Various methods of finding stitches in the Stitcher window Creating a cylindrical panorama using Fisheye photos Using Nadir and Creating a custom ground in Stitcher Add stencils to the custom ground and rendering our sphere Setting up an HDR cylindrical panorama in Stitcher Rendering and Viewing HDR Panoramas in Stitcher Creating a camera animation and rendering a movie Basics of outputting a QuickTime VR movie in Stitcher Creating High-Quality QTVR Movies with Smart Blend Using QTVR Scripting to move the video and add an End Date Adding a logo to a QTVR file Using Hotspots to add links inside our QTVR file Creating a Panoramic Tour using QTVR and Hotspots on a webpage
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