Re: PanoPrint

On Fri 03-Jul-2009 at 13:55 -0500, Dale Beams wrote:
>
> I'll be photographing the inside of a unique tower.  It's sqaure,
> 12x12.  I'd like to print it in 3x3 version.  Is there a way to
> "cut" the tower up into a cube along the corners and a pyramid
> along the ceiling in hugin for printing?

[catching up with old mail]

You can do all this in hugin.  For the four walls set the output
panorama angle of view to 90°, render a wall, then use the Numeric
Transform in the Preview window to 'yaw' the panorama 90°, repeat
for all four walls.

For the ceiling I would approximate it:  Use the Numeric transform
to 'pitch' up 90° and render the ceiling as a square.  In an image
editor cut this square into the four triangles of the pyramid, then
stretch them in proportion to the angle of the roof.

--
Bruno

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