Post your panoramas!
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Some fantastic shots here!!! Can anyone recommend software to do this on mac? Thanx?
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Abercorn Church, just outside South Queensferry:
And Abercorn Church Grounds:
I use Hugin, which is available on windows and mac as well as linux.
http://hugin.sourceforge.net/
And Abercorn Church Grounds:
I use Hugin, which is available on windows and mac as well as linux.
http://hugin.sourceforge.net/
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Thanx 
I will check that out!
I will check that out!
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Any other mac panorama software recommendations?
only ever done a couple..
st ives or newquay (i forget which lol)
St Ives.
Newquay only actually has a small port. St Ives is rather larger.
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Here is a tutorial which uses Hugin: http://ultrawide.wordpress.com/2008/11/20/how-to-create-a-little-planet-using-hugin/
Briefly, you want to make a 360x180 degree panorama, convert it to stereographic projection, then adjust the rotate the planet so the ground is in the middle.
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Love panos, don't get enough time to get out and about at the moment - love the one of the clifton suspension bridge
Here's a couple of mine:
Fox Glacier - Snow Landing
Queenstown
Tasmin Glacier (Mount Cook)
Here's a couple of mine:
Fox Glacier - Snow Landing
Queenstown
Tasmin Glacier (Mount Cook)
chief that first one is great, love the blue tones with the white.
cheers Sam, took them with tamron 17-50 at 20mm, shoot in portrait position and over lapped each shot by a 3rd. stitched and processed in PS, used a gradient black and white, filter layers and a few other things as well.
Here's another click for larger size.
cheers Sam, took them with tamron 17-50 at 20mm, shoot in portrait position and over lapped each shot by a 3rd. stitched and processed in PS, used a gradient black and white, filter layers and a few other things as well.
Here's another click for larger size.
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Cheers! That was taken with a Panasonic TZ5, the others were with my 40d and 10-22 - Still love those pics even a year and a bit on - going to get some large canvas prints done soon
I've always wanted to do a complete 360' pano, from the top of a tower for instance. Not the globe style ones, the ones where it is as though you are standing there rotating on the spot.
Anyone know what software you could use for doing it and then using it on the net so people can navigate around it?
Anyone know what software you could use for doing it and then using it on the net so people can navigate around it?
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Miami:
These following three were done handheld as not planned shots.
Bath, 36 images in 4 rows:
Bath Cathedral, 10 shots:
Hampton Court Palace. Bit of a pain this as the building was lit by constantly changing lights so I had to time all the images to get the colours to match.
These following three were done handheld as not planned shots.
Bath, 36 images in 4 rows:
Bath Cathedral, 10 shots:
Hampton Court Palace. Bit of a pain this as the building was lit by constantly changing lights so I had to time all the images to get the colours to match.