panoramic view with Planet ICA-500
Posted: Mon Sep 18, 2006 4:28 pm
I'm looking for a way to have a sequential view of 4 (or more) snapshots from a single source (or CAM) on the same display this, similar to the "Montage" view but in a "Panorama" style.
Sound cumbersome but with more details it's hopefully easier to understand ....
With my Planet ICA-500 tilt camera, I can program a timed tour with camera stopping at predefined positions. Let say position A is the first stop, take a snapshot, save the snapshot to my FTP server, 15 seconds later, move to programed position B, take a snapshot and save it to my FTP server, 15 seconds later, move to programed position C, take a snapshot, move to position D, 15 second later, move to programed position and snapshot again, and start again at A and so on...
The resulting page shall be a built of snapshots A,B,C and D sequentally on the same page and refreshed in a 1 minute cycle (I will work in Monitor mode). Ideally, with each monitor respectively view (A,B,C,D) refreshed in cyclus but this is not a "must".
My problem, is now to define ever a filter or a macro to build a panorama-like view.
Does any of the "ZM-Guru's" have some hot hints ?
Many thanks in advance for your support.
Sound cumbersome but with more details it's hopefully easier to understand ....
With my Planet ICA-500 tilt camera, I can program a timed tour with camera stopping at predefined positions. Let say position A is the first stop, take a snapshot, save the snapshot to my FTP server, 15 seconds later, move to programed position B, take a snapshot and save it to my FTP server, 15 seconds later, move to programed position C, take a snapshot, move to position D, 15 second later, move to programed position and snapshot again, and start again at A and so on...
The resulting page shall be a built of snapshots A,B,C and D sequentally on the same page and refreshed in a 1 minute cycle (I will work in Monitor mode). Ideally, with each monitor respectively view (A,B,C,D) refreshed in cyclus but this is not a "must".
My problem, is now to define ever a filter or a macro to build a panorama-like view.
Does any of the "ZM-Guru's" have some hot hints ?
Many thanks in advance for your support.