If the stitched image comprises 14 separate images side by side, or
overlapped to some extent, the average angle of horizontal image capture
for each stitched image is less than 10 degrees per image [135 / 14].
Something does not compute. Why bother with stitching 14 images side by
side when a decent wide angle lens could [?] capture + / - 60 degrees
per image when two side by side images would suffice.
jh
On 12/6/2015 8:50 PM, Ken Norton wrote:
If the image had been a single image from an extremely wide angle lens what
would have been the horizontal angle of image capture?
About 135 degrees, from what I can judge from Google Earth.
Ken Norton
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