All who want to do "comfy" stereo panoramas should definitely read this
some advice from John Carmack for stereo panos
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In case it wasn't posted on the forum yet here is some valuable advice from john Carmack: https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php? ... 6735798590
All who want to do "comfy" stereo panoramas should definitely read this
All who want to do "comfy" stereo panoramas should definitely read this
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Thank you abstrax, that will be helpful!
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Thank you for the link. That insight will be very helpfull for the next month entry, unfortunetly is too late for this month.
I was surprized by the 1.5m distance sice I've used as reference the 10x the interocular distance rule. Hoping this won't disqualify my entry for this month.
I was surprized by the 1.5m distance sice I've used as reference the 10x the interocular distance rule. Hoping this won't disqualify my entry for this month.
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