Thanks for the offer Jan. I will have to finish sketching on the globe,
then I'll take the pictures and post them. (I'll post a very rough version,
to get a feel for the technique, then I can redo the globe more nicely and
tweak the importing/reprojecting part of the task at my leisure.) --Lloy
Hi Loyd,
I think Jim assumed you have a globe without stand.
Just do as you thought. Images will be fine.
Your project sounds interesting.
Please upload the images to make them available.
We will have a look and then provide you with the hugin configuration file,
so you can see how it is done.
I
Hi Jim and thanks for your reply. I apologise but I don't understand the
point of the "large heavy glass". Why couldn't I just set the camera up on
a tripod, aim it at the globe across the room, and take several pictures
while I rotate the globe, without otherwise moving it, by 60 degrees or so
If you place the a large heavy glass or something similar on the floor and place
the globe in and the camera on a tripod from above. Shoot with a normal lens.
You should be able to rotate the globe without moving the tripod or glass and be
able to capture the whole surface. You will want to capt
Hello - could anyone think of a way to accomplish this using hugin or any
other software? I want to take a map that has been drawn on the surface of
a painted-over globe, and create a flat image file that I could then
reproject using other software (e.g. NASA G.Projector). My idea is that it
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