Recent content by noosaguy

I did that at 6am one morning, I did get busted by the 'stones' police though. Told me they would arrest me if I didn't f&%# off.

Beautiful Port Quin, Cornwall and Stonehenge, UK. Spent 7 weeks last year touring the UK. Used the drone a bit.

What pixel count would that give, any idea off the top of your head?

When you do a pano the horizon line is always dead centre.

Cheers mate!

Thanks dirclod, no it wasn't the thread and I forgot to mention that I meant non spherical panos. I would like to be able to choose more or less sky depending on circumstances. I guess I could shoot two rows or more and stitch them in LR or PS.

Still here! I remember reading a thread a while ago where someone said (I think) they had something (an App?) to allow you to choose your horizon line when shooting a pano on the M2P. Anyone that can help on this?

And, I doubt it would be too hard for DJI to offer an adjustment to get the horizon off halfway.

yes I might try doing it manually, I was hoping I could get it done via M2P automation. Oooops, what was I thinking? That number is definitely wrong, sorry and thanks for drawing my attention to it.

Thanks Brett but I doubt trying to fix it like that is conducive to a high quality finished product. I have a shot I'm after that I would like to print 1.5m wide. That's 5' in the old scale. I need about 177,000 px wide by 55,000 px at 300 dpi. There are many limitations with the M2P it seems...

Hi guys, picking up an old thread here, sorry. I have an M2P question. Say I wanted to print 1.5m x .5m print from a pano. If I shoot horizontal pano I get 21 RAW images to stitch in LR or PS but I can't stop the horizon being right smack bang in the centre of the image, right where I don't want...

That's where 'grunt' comes in to play ;)

I hear what you're saying but when the M2P locks the gimbal to shoot a burst, it is extremely stable. With my limited testing of burst mode, I've had no trouble at all aligning in LR or PS.

Yep... that's the Wally ;) ;):):p:D

Perhaps but either way I suspect we'll never know. Thanks.