How do you do this?

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Canon 6D with 24-105 L Main camera combo, 80-200L, 50 1.4, 85 1.8,
T2i, XTi, D30,D10,D60......and a whole buncha' lenses and stuff.

Looks like they may have used the same technique I used to produce this. Unfortunately, it was such a long time ago, I can no longer remember what the effect is called, but there are tutorials available on Youtube and such.

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Good photographers learn it is not what you are looking at, but what you see...............
Canon 6D with 24-105 L Main camera combo, 80-200L, 50 1.4, 85 1.8,
T2i, XTi, D30,D10,D60......and a whole buncha' lenses and stuff.

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Nathan wrote in post #14564336
Here's a POTN thread discussing panospheres and stereographic projections: https://photography-on-the.net …0621&highlight=​panosphere

Flickr Group: http://www.flickr.com …d/sets/72057594​122346154/

Thanks that is what I was looking for exactly!!

Good photographers learn it is not what you are looking at, but what you see...............
Canon 6D with 24-105 L Main camera combo, 80-200L, 50 1.4, 85 1.8,
T2i, XTi, D30,D10,D60......and a whole buncha' lenses and stuff.