I'm working on a multimedia project and wonder if anyone out there has used spherical pans in a motion picture editing application like Final Cut Pro. I would like to move around within the sphere and possibly zoom in to a special feature of interest and save this as a high def video clip for use in a DVD production. Is this possible? If so, I would be grateful for advice on how to achieve professional results. Any pitfalls I should be aware of?
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are you on pc or mac? on mac you can use qtvr2mov which lets you specify the panning/zooming, play it back, and save to MOV file. this is very methodical. on the other side you can install Fraps (PC only) which allows screen capture using hardware acceleration - it's extremely smooth. |
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I don't think you can use final cut pro directly - first you have to convert the panorama into a movie! so you can either script it (using qtvr2mov) or capture yourself navigating the panorama (fraps or other screen capture software) Jeffrey |
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