ICM Panoramas

[mdijb]

I like to create panoraamas and do ICM(intentional Camera Movement).  Doing both at the smae time may create problems with merging the images.  Is there a software that would be able to do this?

MDIJB

[Joe Towner]

What specific movements are you trying to do for the ICM?

You might be better off doing the panorama & faking the ICM.  Unless you have a robot that can do the ICM, there's no way you'll have enough repeatability to make a panorama.  The robot could be as simple as a Syrp Genie or similar.

Or go for a much larger sensor so you don't have to stitch a panorama.

[mcbroomf]

It's probably not very likely but if you can find a very old copy of Photoshop or one of the other panorama software packages they might work as the algorithms were pretty poor at that time and instead of refusing to create a composite they would do their "best".

I once ran a pano (date says in October 2000) of a whole series of "snaps" I'd taken of the Western Wall.  I got this (which I quite liked);

https://photos.app.goo.gl/xEsKBEt6gh4TrAui9

I don't recall which software I used but it would have been either Photoshop or Pano Pro.  Modern software would almost certainly just refuse the job, or select just a couple of files that are matched and discard the rest.

[john beardsworth]

You might be better off doing the panorama & faking the ICM. 

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