VR360 Cap Top and Bottom

VR360 Cap Top and Bottom

Status:

Maintained

Keyframes:

Yes

Source library:

frei0r

Source filter:

bigsh0t_eq_cap[1]

Available:

On Master only:

No

Known bugs:

No

Description

This effect/filter attempts to fill in zenith and nadir by stretching and blurring the image data. It samples a band of latitude near the start of the effect and stretches and blurs it over the pole.

Parameters

Parameter	Value	Description
Interpolation	Selection	Determines the sampling method.
Top Enabled	Switch	Enables parameters for top portion
Bottom Enabled	Switch	Enables parameters for bottom portion
–Top– Start[2]	Degrees	Degrees from the horizon where we start to fill in
End	Degrees	Degrees from the horizon where we reach maximum blur
Blend In	Degrees	Degrees towards the horizon to sample from
Blend Out	Degrees	Degrees away from the horizon to sample to
Fade In	Degrees	Degrees to fade the effect in over
Blur width at start	Degrees	Horizontal angle to blur over at the start of the fill-in
Blur width at end	Degrees	Horizontal angle to blur over at the end of the fill-in
Blur height at start	Degrees	Vertical angle to blur over at the start of the fill-in
Blur height at end	Degrees	Vertical angle to blur over at the end of the fill-in
–Bottom– Start[3]	Degrees	Degrees from the horizon where we start to fill in
End	Degrees	Degrees from the horizon where we reach maximum blur
Blend In	Degrees	Degrees towards the horizon to sample from
Blend Out	Degrees	Degrees away from the horizon to sample to
Fade In	Degrees	Degrees to fade the effect in over
Blur width at start	Degrees	Horizontal angle to blur over at the start of the fill-in
Blur width at end	Degrees	Horizontal angle to blur over at the end of the fill-in
Blur height at start	Degrees	Vertical angle to blur over at the start of the fill-in
Blur height at end	Degrees	Vertical angle to blur over at the end of the fill-in

The following selection items are available:

Interpolation

Nearest-Neighbor	default
Bilinear

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[1]

Parts of this documentation have been taken from the website of the filter’s developer bigsh0t.

[2]

The following eight parameters relate to the top half (zenith) of the VR360 source

[3]

The following eight parameters relate to the bottom half (nadir) of the VR360 source