Three pancam frames (of L2, L5, L7 ) stitched.
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Three pancam frames (of L2, L5, L7 ) stitched.
Way Cool, Doug.
It'll be interesting to get up there on the rim later and visit some of the big lumps that also have a haematite (blue) signature. They may have some textures that say something interesting about their origin...
BTW, what software do you use for this stitching and can you give a dummies guide to the process - I note you had a curved upper edge and a flat lower one, f'rinstance...
It'll be interesting to get up there on the rim later and visit some of the big lumps that also have a haematite (blue) signature. They may have some textures that say something interesting about their origin...
BTW, what software do you use for this stitching and can you give a dummies guide to the process - I note you had a curved upper edge and a flat lower one, f'rinstance...
QUOTE (SickNick @ Feb 11 2004, 03:07 PM)
BTW, what software do you use for this stitching
PTGui and Panotools
http://www.ptgui.com/
http://www.ptgui.com/examples.html is a good demo of how to go about things
I'm struggling to define the parameters for the pancam and navcam though - never quite right.
Doug
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