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I wish looking straight up wasn't blurry, I know this is a common problem with 360 camera's but I'd hoped that a camera of this caliber would account for it (ev
by alanwreath 4y ago
I wish looking straight up wasn't blurry, I know this is a common problem with 360 camera's but I'd hoped that a camera of this caliber would account for it (even if with a little stitching)
EDIT: I didn't say it (it goes without saying), but this is awesome, especially as a work of preservation.
- samplatt 4y agoIt's using a [Matterport camera](https://www.amazon.com.au/Matterport-Professional-Experiences-Architecture-Construction/dp/B08B2Q3S85 https://www.amazon.com.au/Matterport-Professional-Experience...) - they capture from 3 vertical directions (+45.deg, level, and -45.deg), and then rotates in a circle. Though the technical limitations are frustrating, the end result tends to be much higher quality than other, more manual software pipelines. Not to mention _significantly_ easier to process.