Author Topic: Tutorial: Stereoscopic panorama with Corona + Cardboard  (Read 136926 times)

2016-09-15, 16:30:34
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2016-09-15, 18:12:32
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2016-09-15, 18:42:08
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Can't check the last images now but I am curious to know what converge values does at the end... :)

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2016-09-15, 18:59:32
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In short, use the default settings: infinite.

If you use a short focus, like 1-2 meter, you will see bad far objects. From 5 to 100 meters, the differences are minimal.
Why? Because the two virtual cameras (left and right) are, more or less, parallel.

Don't use 0.5 mt! Everything is double! It's the same when you want to try your friend's glasses with 5 diopters! =)
« Last Edit: 2016-09-15, 20:09:14 by cecofuli »

2016-09-15, 19:01:23
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My clue was the same... :)

Thanks for making all these tests!

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2016-09-15, 20:04:07
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2016-09-15, 20:36:03
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I just loaded it into my cardboard with a 720p display, and it's still pretty awesome! The feeling of depth and height is super clear in this one. I also discovered a nice feature in my pano viewer - if you pinch the screen you can change fov, so you can end up with a "tiny planet" style 3d fisheye panorama. That's crazy, but it's still stereoscopic!

Here is a merged version, hope Cecofuli doesn't mind:

Maru,
What viewer software are you using to view this with google cardboard? I've been using Jeroen's viewer through go-stereo and it works really well with a iphone 6+ but as soon as I try an iphone 6 i start to see double vision. Thanks!
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2016-09-16, 15:49:49
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I just loaded it into my cardboard with a 720p display, and it's still pretty awesome! The feeling of depth and height is super clear in this one. I also discovered a nice feature in my pano viewer - if you pinch the screen you can change fov, so you can end up with a "tiny planet" style 3d fisheye panorama. That's crazy, but it's still stereoscopic!

Here is a merged version, hope Cecofuli doesn't mind:

Maru,
What viewer software are you using to view this with google cardboard? I've been using Jeroen's viewer through go-stereo and it works really well with a iphone 6+ but as soon as I try an iphone 6 i start to see double vision. Thanks!
I placed the link to the software I am using under the words "pano viewer" in my post you quoted. :)
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2016-09-21, 18:01:11
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Hi, i started to create with the amazing vr tour corona app some interesting tour to view in my gear vr, but now i need if is possible some viewer that can manage the tour create with corona....
usuallly i used pano viewer but now (and i dont know why...)there isnt in the goggle store for my contry....
anyone have some usefull advice.....

thank you!
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2016-10-02, 20:50:05
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Hey guys do you have any experience with those 360 panoramas on samsung vr?
What do you think would be best resolution?

2016-10-02, 22:55:13
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Hey guys do you have any experience with those 360 panoramas on samsung vr?
What do you think would be best resolution?

Hi, the best should be 8192 x 8192 if you choose spherical mode.

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2016-11-14, 16:18:15
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Hi,
I have the need to share my vr images with clients, is there any site that offers a display service?
cutting my images in half I can use them as pano images? I have to georeference it?

Thank you
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2017-04-22, 17:27:16
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Hi guys, i have loaded your samples in my S8 to try out the gear VR, with oculus 360°, and there is not any depth to it. I can't see any stereo effect at all. i've imported the stacked version (2 images in one), and it was displayed correctl but i think i'm able to see only one side.

2017-04-22, 18:28:08
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Hi guys, i have loaded your samples in my S8 to try out the gear VR, with oculus 360°, and there is not any depth to it. I can't see any stereo effect at all. i've imported the stacked version (2 images in one), and it was displayed correctl but i think i'm able to see only one side.
Can you check if there is any camera offset between the two sides? It should be easy to check using for example Photoshop to just compare the two sides.
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2017-04-23, 17:24:20
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I just loaded it into my cardboard with a 720p display, and it's still pretty awesome! The feeling of depth and height is super clear in this one. I also discovered a nice feature in my pano viewer - if you pinch the screen you can change fov, so you can end up with a "tiny planet" style 3d fisheye panorama. That's crazy, but it's still stereoscopic!

Here is a merged version, hope Cecofuli doesn't mind:

yes i've checked, this is the one you've made from cecofuli's tests