Question about the process from a normal image to fisheye image.

[Frank_Dz]

Hi~ Thank you for your super great work! It saved my day!

Here I have a question about the process from a normal image to a fisheye image. 

Given a normal image, how should we set parameters to generate a fisheye photo?

I already know my fisheye camera's setting:

The camera covers a 150 degree (width), 120 degree (height) and 175 degree(diagonal) FOV. 

Is this information enough for conversion?

Thanks!

Best,

Frank

[mkogoj...@gmail.com]

You will need to stitch a few images together; when you load images input the information of the view coverage into the appropriate fields in the popup - this is only in case the popup appears. If it does not the information was probably read from EXIF already.

In the simple interface you will find a Projection tab with a dropdown menu of various image projections. These are your desired projections that the end result will stitch to.

Within, you should find a Fisheye projection. Once the stitching is done the end result should cover 180 by 180 degrees, which is more or less fisheye.

Having said all that I am unsure what you were actually asking about. If you just want to change the shape of an image then I can't help you - I have tried that several times myself and don't know how to do it.