Changes between Version 179 and Version 180 of UserGuideGit

Timestamp:

Sep 10, 2009, 4:12:22 PM (15 years ago)

Author:

Frédéric

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UserGuideGit

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 So, these settings must exactly reflect your configuration.
 
-This mode also needs to know two opposite corners of the pano you want to shoot. There are 3 ways to give these positions:
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- * set them from the current position
- * give the total field of view for both directions; corners will be automatically computed arround the ''Home'' position (yaw=0, pitch=0)
- * give the number of pictures to take for both directions; corners will also be automatically computed arround the ''Home'' position (yaw=0, pitch=0)
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-Whatever corners you choose to define teh pano, you will be able to choose from which corner the head will start shooting.
+This mode also needs to know two opposite corners of the pano you want to shoot. There are 3 ways to proceed:
+
+ * set the corners coordinates from the current position
+ * give the total field of view for both directions; corners coordinates will be automatically computed arround the ''Home'' position (yaw=0, pitch=0)
+ * give the number of pictures to take for both directions; corners coordinates will also be automatically computed arround the ''Home'' position (yaw=0, pitch=0)
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+Whatever corners you choose to define the pano, you will be able to choose from which corner the head will start shooting.
 
 It is also possible to choose the initial shooting direction. Using ''yaw'' will shoot row by row; using ''pitch'' will shoot column by column. Same, the head can go back to the begining of the row/column before shooting the next one (see [TipsAndTricks#Shootingdirection Tips and tricks]).