

That means that the software has already set the parameter in accordance with the quality of your panorama hence its definition (size in pixels). Tip: you don't have to choose too wide an angle that would distort the images a lot in the corners!Ģ - Choose the maximum zoom-in - The icon might be grey. Once you like the result, click the " Default view button" in the menu bar of the 3D editor described above or right-click in the center of the panorama and click " Default view".

You can zoom in and out with the wheel of your mouse. The order of the operations isn't compulsory!ġ - Choose the starting point of view - by rotating the panorama with your mouse. This way, you visualize what you're doing or choosing much better. I recommend you enlarge the 3D editor zone on a second screen or on your main screen. You select a panorama from the main window. The easiest solution is to work with the mouse. This has nothing to do with the JPEG compression of each panorama. The Quality button of the 3D editor enables to choose the display quality of the preview in this window. The Next button of the 3D editor enables to choose the next panorama in the main window without minimizing the 3D editor if you've enlarged it to the size of your screen. The Previous button of the 3D editor enables to choose the previous panorama in the main window without minimizing the 3D editor if you've enlarged it to the size of your screen.

Click the icon when you don't want the user to be able to zoom out more. The Max zoom-out button of the 3D editor enables to do the reverse setting for the panorama not to be too distorted. If it is, once the zoom-in is at its maximum, you click the icon to freeze it. The Max zoom-in button of the 3D editor isn't always accessible. Either you choose a value - field of view box - either you play with the wheel of your mouse and click the icon. The Default zoom button enables to choose the default view of the panorama.

It allows to realize the distortions of the panorama better.
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The Enlarge button of the 3D editor enables, as you would have guessed by its name, to enlarge the editor in full screen. The 3D editor zone can be moved to another screen or enlarged in fullscreen, while you're making the different settings for each panorama. Let's see this now in the 3D editor, at the bottom right of the interface of Panotour Pro. In this menu, click " Delete a panorama".įor the virtual tour to be pleasant to watch, it is thus important to choose the display parameters of each panorama carefully, independently from its neighbor. To do so, you just have to click into the main window and right-click to open the contextual menu. It's done automatically and each time you use this shortcut, the panoramas move from one panorama to the right and so on. Tip! You can reorganize the panoramas by right-clicking in the main window to open the contextual menu " Reorganize panoramas" - CMD + R or CRTL + R. They'll be added to the main window, at the top left. You only have to select them on your hard drive. It's also possible to use the shortcut icon in the menu bar, just below. To select the panoramas of a virtual tour, you can unfold the classic File / Add a panorama menu. We'll thus see the parameters that avoid falling into this trap! In a movie, identical sequence shots that would follow would be quite monotonous, so it's important that each panorama doesn't open the same way, with the same point of view, the same field of view, etc. In this page, we'll see how important it is to carefully set the parameters for each panorama for the aesthetics of the virtual tour, in order to make it more lively. Then, we'll set the display parameters for each panorama - field of view, maximum zoom-in and out, etc. Here, we will select and open the panoramas that will constitute this virtual tour. We'll start a new project of virtual tour with Panotour Pro.
