Stereo projection, interior study

Another experiment - intensely sunny exterior with the interior space facing north (out of the rear of the house) and south (front of the house). Highlight detail metered at about 1/1250s and shadow detail metered at about 4s.

Acquired 11 images per pano position, spaced 1EV apart - probably overkill. I stitched 6 exposure sets of the 11 into their own panos and then merged those panos into a single 16bit tiff in LumaRiverHDR. Initial toning in LumaRiver, with finishing in PS. Reprojected the equirectangular image into a stereo "little planet" projection - the seam at the edge of the equirectangular projection is evident - i was lazy and did not extend the edges of the equirectangular pano prior to toning the image, so edge artifact was created.

Shot with Canon 5DIII and Zeiss Distagon T* 15mm f/2.8 ZE mounted on a Nodal Ninja 5 pano head. Stitched in PTGui 10, using a custom template to maintain pin registration of all panos.

kirk

Wow, that's pretty damn slick, and more than a little creative...