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zadda

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Wednesday, April 11th 2012, 12:07am

Fisheye view over 180°?

Hi,

is there a way to get a fov over 180°, for example 190 or 200°,

i got a krpano div vertical 900x600 (3:2 ratio as real fullframe cameras),
and i simulate some real lenses,
example : Canon 14 mm - Canon 15 mm Fisheye - Canon 8-15mm @ 12mm -
but for Canon 8-15mm @ 10mm and 8 mm, i need to get a fov way over 180°...
to have the circle fisheye image in the viewfinder as we can see in real life.. (small circle image in rectangle area)


i use :
set(view.limitfov,false);
tween(view.fisheye, 1.0, distance(1.0, 1.25));
and view fovtype="MFOV"
to get the fisheye circle

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<action name="enable_Canon_14mm">

		action(enable_view,view_Canon_14mm);
		set(view.limitfov,true);

		tween(view.architectural,  0.0, distance(1.0, 0.25), easeoutquad);
		tween(view.fisheye,        0.0, distance(1.0, 0.25), easeoutquad, set(view.stereographic,false); );
		tween(view.fov,       104.0, distance(179, 0.45), easeoutquad);
	</action>      
	
		<action name="enable_Canon_15mm_fisheye">

		action(enable_view,view_Canon_15mm_FE);
		set(view.limitfov,true);
		tween(view.architectural, 0.0, distance(1.0, 0.25), easeoutquad);<!-- -->
		tween(view.fisheye,       0.0 ,distance(1.0, 0.20), easeoutquad,<!-- -->
		set(view.stereographic,false);

		tween(view.fisheye, 0.35, distance(1.0, 1.25));
		tween(view.fov,       142.0, distance(179, 0.45), easeoutquad););
	</action>

<action name="enable_Canon_8_15mm_fisheye_at_12mm">

		
		action(enable_view,view_Canon_8_15mm_fisheye_at_12mm);
		set(view.limitfov,false);
		tween(view.architectural, 0.0, distance(1.0, 0.25), easeoutquad);<!-- -->
		tween(view.fisheye,       1.0 ,distance(1.0, 0.20), easeoutquad,<!-- -->
		set(view.stereographic,false);

		tween(view.fisheye, 1.0, distance(1.0, 1.25));
		tween(view.fov,       179, distance(179, 0.45), easeoutquad););
	</action>


so,is fov 180°max a limitation of the player ? *confused*


Thanks

z

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Wednesday, April 11th 2012, 4:58pm

Ok

the problem seems to be related only with vertical area,
and before you think i'm stupid asking weird questions (like above) *tongue* , just look at theses captures :

i get the fisheye circle with horizontal rectangle but not with the vertical one...(camera portrait oriented)
i've tried to switch view mode HFOV MFOV DFOV VFOV...
but there something else *confused*

Thanks for advice

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Wednesday, April 11th 2012, 5:21pm

circle cannot fit in vertical rectangle even changing MFOV to other modes :

*cry* *cry*

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Thursday, April 12th 2012, 8:56am

Hi,

yes, the fisheye fov is limited at the moment (to 179°)

the reason for that limitation is that based on performance considerations - the parts of the image above 179° need a lot of elements to be calculated and drawn but only a few additional pixels are visible for that,

but I will try to make that limitations and the zooming-limitations disable-able or setup-able in the next releases,

e.g. here a quick try - this is the maximum fov for fisheye at the moment (179°):


and this is the maximum fisheye-fov what would be technically possible (without additional distortion): (maybe ~200° or more or fewer)


btw - nice lens application, seem interesting!

best regards,
Klaus

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Thursday, April 12th 2012, 10:45am

Hi Klaus,

Thanks for your answer,

is the 179° limitation is only in one axis ?
since i can have my image circle fit in horizontal rectangle area,
i barely understand why the circle cannot fit in the vertical area *confused*

Quoted

but I will try to make that limitations and the zooming-limitations disable-able or setup-able in the next releases

thanks,

Quoted

btw - nice lens application, seem interesting!

works in progress ;-)
i will PM you a link later this week *smile*


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Monday, April 16th 2012, 7:20pm

Hi,

Quoted from "zadda"

i barely understand why the circle cannot fit in the vertical area
there is an internal kind of automatic scaling/zooming in this case that fisheye=1.0 and fov=180 results in a full vertical 180 degree fisheye view - that's that what I mean with the 'zooming-limitations' - I will try to make them customizable,

best regards,
Klaus

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