Thanks for answering this topic, but what I really had in mind is that the whole image differs from others; in this way; objects are displaced, sometimes up, down left or right.
If I could set out some reference points I could better align the images and really the automatic aligning is sometimes ...
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- 30.01.2013 19:54
- Forum: Helicon Remote
- Topic: Setting reference points
- Replies: 3
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- 23.01.2013 14:00
- Forum: Helicon Remote
- Topic: Setting reference points
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Setting reference points
:D Hy,
Stacking is fine but if one's doing it in a room where vibrations cann't be avoid (such as steps on a wooden chair, a wooden floor, vibrations caused by passing traffics and so on ) we will always have pictures where the objects are changed in place from the original picture. Even with the ...
Stacking is fine but if one's doing it in a room where vibrations cann't be avoid (such as steps on a wooden chair, a wooden floor, vibrations caused by passing traffics and so on ) we will always have pictures where the objects are changed in place from the original picture. Even with the ...
- 16.01.2010 12:01
- Forum: Helicon Remote
- Topic: Olympus E520 user
- Replies: 3
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Olympus E520 user
Sir,
as long as I could understand; only camera's with a build in motor in the lens can be used for the remote control in Helicon Focus.
Are there alternatifs for Olympus camera E520 or; generally spoken, for other camera's with no motor build into the lens?
If not...when then as well?
Best regards ...
as long as I could understand; only camera's with a build in motor in the lens can be used for the remote control in Helicon Focus.
Are there alternatifs for Olympus camera E520 or; generally spoken, for other camera's with no motor build into the lens?
If not...when then as well?
Best regards ...
- 16.01.2010 11:59
- Forum: Helicon Remote
- Topic: Olympus E520 user
- Replies: 1
- Views: 4573
Olympus E520 user
Sir,
as long as I could understand; only camera's with a build in motor in the lens can be used for the remote control in Helicon Focus.
Are there alternatifs for Olympus camera E520 or; generally spoken, for other camera's with no motor build into the lens?
If not...when then as well?
Best regards ...
as long as I could understand; only camera's with a build in motor in the lens can be used for the remote control in Helicon Focus.
Are there alternatifs for Olympus camera E520 or; generally spoken, for other camera's with no motor build into the lens?
If not...when then as well?
Best regards ...