Panoramic

[AliasMoze]

Grabbed a quick 360 whilst exiting the book store. Found a neat Flash panorama viewer. Tell me what you think.

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http://www.moserbrothers.com/daf/pano_frontSanFernando.html

[Ikinaa]

AliasMoze wrote:
Grabbed a quick 360 whilst exiting the book store. Found a neat Flash panorama viewer. Tell me what you think.

(Requires the Flash plugin)

http://www.moserbrothers.com/daf/pano_frontSanFernando.html

Either you shot twins, or the same person ran around :D
Some stitches are not perfect but it's nice

[AliasMoze]

Thanks!

That, of course, is the same person, but he didn't have to run. Next time he will grab the camera, and I will get in a shot.

Yeah, like I said, I shot this in about a minute and stitched it together when I got home. I'd love to go in and paint in the flaws, but this one is just a test. In an ideal world, I'd not have such a glare from the sky and buildings. Hard to expose for such contrast.

Thanks again:)

[Ikinaa]

AliasMoze wrote:
Thanks!

That, of course, is the same person, but he didn't have to run. Next time he will grab the camera, and I will get in a shot.

Yeah, like I said, I shot this in about a minute and stitched it together when I got home. I'd love to go in and paint in the flaws, but this one is just a test. In an ideal world, I'd not have such a glare from the sky and buildings. Hard to expose for such contrast.

Thanks again:)

What's the name of the soft you used for doing the 360?

[henkbos]

Few cars cut in half, but guess that couldn't be avoided?

[AliasMoze]

What's the name of the soft you used for doing the 360?

MGI PhotoVista. It is quite excellent.

henkbos wrote:
Few cars cut in half, but guess that couldn't be avoided?

What, are you european? You've never seen a half-car. Sheesh.

No, it couldn't be avoided, though I could've taken another shot for a particular section, with no car. The alternative is to shoot long exposures, which would get rid of the cars and people, but I kind of like having them. So given the time, I'd just go in and paint over the flaws.

[gs121002]

Cool! How many shots did this take?

You could have had the guy in the photo taking a picture of himself.

I wonder if you could do a sunrise on one side and a sunset on the other?

Gary in San Diego

[AliasMoze]

About twenty something. It was an unplanned thing.

Sunrise and sunset? Probably not without extensive compositing. See, when two images don't fit together exactly, you get a harder and more obvious seem. Besides, what's the difference between sunrise and sunset on film? Don't they look roughly the same?

[Ikinaa]

AliasMoze wrote:
About twenty something. It was an unplanned thing.

Sunrise and sunset? Probably not without extensive compositing. See, when two images don't fit together exactly, you get a harder and more obvious seem. Besides, what's the difference between sunrise and sunset on film? Don't they look roughly the same?

That's a nice idea... the sunrise on one side of the pano, and the sunset on the other side...

[amit]

AliasMoze wrote:
Grabbed a quick 360 whilst exiting the book store. Found a neat Flash panorama viewer. Tell me what you think.

(Requires the Flash plugin)

http://www.moserbrothers.com/daf/pano_frontSanFernando.html

All good, except that you might like to deny directory browsing on your site?