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Chapter 3
User Guide
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Panorama conversion
Typically, after you have stitched your images, you render it to produce a panorama,
but in some cases you will need to edit your panorama in an external image editor and
therefore change the file format. The
Panorama Conversion
is used to:
Convert a panorama into another format. For example, you might want to create a
QTVR or VRML panorama that you need to modify in an external graphics
application. To do so, you must export it as spherical, cubical, or cylindrical
projection, edit it in your external editing software and then load it back into Stitcher
before convert it to the desired format.
Choose a new point of view. Using the pan, tilt, and roll options, you can select a new
viewpoint when converting a panorama to image files.
Transform a PSD panorama. For example, transforming a Photoshop panorama to a
cubic panorama produces image files that allow you to work with the different faces
of the panorama while keeping the layer information of the PSD panorama.
Add hotspots to an already created panorama that launch some actions, such as
opening a URL or linking your project to another panorama to create a virtual tour
made of several panoramas. Hotspots must also be imported and converted to a
panorama to render the project as a Quicktime
®
file with hotspots.
After you have modified the images in another application, you must import it and
convert the file to the final required format.
Loading a panorama
Panoramas are loaded in the same manner as image files (see “Loading images” on
page 77) after selecting File > Load Panorama or clicking .
In addition to the supported image file formats, Stitcher also supports the formats:
Import formats Extension
Photoshop
®
Files *.psd