display portion of 360 image
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| display portion of 360 image | bmike1 | 03 Nov 18:53 |
| display portion of 360 image | Øyvind Kolås | 05 Nov 18:40 |
| display portion of 360 image | bmike1 | 05 Nov 18:59 |
| display portion of 360 image | bmike1 | 06 Nov 12:09 |
| display portion of 360 image | rich404 | 06 Nov 13:07 |
| display portion of 360 image | bmike1 | 06 Nov 14:47 |
| display portion of 360 image | rich404 | 06 Nov 15:32 |
| display portion of 360 image | bmike1 | 06 Nov 15:42 |
| display portion of 360 image | bmike1 | 06 Nov 16:05 |
| display portion of 360 image | bmike1 | 06 Nov 17:00 |
| display portion of 360 image | Ken Moffat via gimp-user-list | 05 Nov 18:40 |
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I got a 360 image but I want to display a portion of it as a standard image. Is there a way to do that with GIMP?
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Use GEGLs panorama-projection operation, which you can find under /Filters/Map/Panorama Projection. You can also do this - followed by its inverse on a duplicate of the panorama for doing touch ups of ground/sky or other parts of the panoarama.
/pippin
Thank you so much. I tried ducking (duckduckgo) how to install it but have been unable to find a solution. can you direct me? my os is linux mint.
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Thank you so much. I tried ducking (duckduckgo) how to install it but have been unable to find a solution. can you direct me? my os is linux mint.
I meant how to install GEGLs panorama-projection operation
display portion of 360 image
I meant how to install GEGLs panorama-projection operation
That is what happens when you give just the minimum of information.
If using Gimp 2.8 then look in Tools -> GEGL Operation, long drop down menu to scroll through.
If using Gimp 2.10 then look in Filters -> Map -> Panorama Projection.
It would really help if you gave details of the image.
rich: www.gimpforum.net
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That is what happens when you give just the minimum of information.
If using Gimp 2.8 then look in Tools -> GEGL Operation, long drop down menu to scroll through.
If using Gimp 2.10 then look in Filters -> Map -> Panorama Projection.
It would really help if you gave details of the image.
rich: www.gimpforum.net
Thank you for that. yes I am still using 2.8 and probably will until the update manager upgrades it. In any casewhich of the menu options should I select?
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As before, in Gimp 2.8 the filter is in the drop down list when using the menu Tools -> GEGL operation.
Not a filter I ever use. The specs say it is for 360 x 180 projections. I had to pull one of those from google. That shown in the inset.
Looks like this in Gimp 2.8 https://i.imgur.com/YZ60y6z.jpg
thank you for uploading the picture. I wasn't sure As to which filter but it was in the pic!
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thank you for uploading the picture. I wasn't sure As to which filter but it was in the pic!
Bummer! Looks like I need more ram.
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As before, in Gimp 2.8 the filter is in the drop down list when using the menu Tools -> GEGL operation.
Not a filter I ever use. The specs say it is for 360 x 180 projections. I had to pull one of those from google. That shown in the inset.
Looks like this in Gimp 2.8 https://i.imgur.com/YZ60y6z.jpg
I do not know how to express my gratitude in showing me this other than my simple thank you.
