Experimenting 360x180 photo: A different view of Boston...

paromarc Loc: Boston

A different view of Boston

rpavich Loc: West Virginia

Very nice...I wish you had hosted it somewhere like flickr and posted the original size...but I can tel it's really good from here.

PS: that's not a 360 x 180...it's called a "little planet"

paromarc Loc: Boston

rpavich wrote:

Very nice...I wish you had hosted it somewhere like flickr and posted the original size...but I can tel it's really good from here.

PS: that's not a 360 x 180...it's called a "little planet"

I know ... but it is also a 360 and 180 picture, but you are right it is a little planet ! I love taking those photos ! This was the result of 42 photos stitched together.

I have it on flickr too :
http://www.flickr.com/photos/paromarc/

and on facebook

www.facebook.com/marcoparodiphotography

along with other photos I made. Hope you like them !

CORNISH Loc: CORNWALL, UK

paromarc wrote:

A different view of Boston

Very nice :thumbup:

rpavich Loc: West Virginia

paromarc wrote:

I know ... but it is also a 360 and 180 picture, but you are right it is a little planet ! I love taking those photos ! This was the result of 42 photos stitched together.

I have it on flickr too :
http://www.flickr.com/photos/paromarc/

and on facebook

www.facebook.com/marcoparodiphotography

along with other photos I made. Hope you like them !

Oh good...I'll take a look. (it looks great)

Questions:

What did you use to stitch it together?

Did you use a pano head?

What lens?

paromarc Loc: Boston

rpavich wrote:

Oh good...I'll take a look. (it looks great)

Questions:

What did you use to stitch it together?

Did you use a pano head?

What lens?

I've used Hugin to stitch it together (I know there is a better plugin for photoshop, but I don't have it)

I wish I had a pano head ... no pano head for this photo (some photoshop to correct imperfections (most of them))

Lens: Rokinon fisheye 8mm (great lens)

Nikon D90

JPL

Thanks, I need to try this. It is always fun to do something new.

rpavich Loc: West Virginia

paromarc wrote:

I've used Hugin to stitch it together (I know there is a better plugin for photoshop, but I don't have it)

I wish I had a pano head ... no pano head for this photo (some photoshop to correct imperfections (most of them))

Lens: Rokinon fisheye 8mm (great lens)

Nikon D90

I tried Hugin and didn't have success...I ended up doing a lot of work. I finally settled on PtGui pro and never looked back.

I bought a Nodal Ninja 4 and love it.

I also had a rokinon 8mm and that was a great lens but ended up just using my rokinon 14mm.

sleepy51 Loc: Makoshika Park--Montana

That is Absolutely Stunning---I was patting myself on the back last week for my first PP. U just pulled the rug out from under me. How long have U been doing this? Love the Depth & the sky in the background. U look at it & it first looks like a satellite. Nice Job---

rlaugh Loc: Michigan & Florida

Neat!

paromarc Loc: Boston

sleepy51 wrote:

That is Absolutely Stunning---I was patting myself on the back last week for my first PP. U just pulled the rug out from under me. How long have U been doing this? Love the Depth & the sky in the background. U look at it & it first looks like a satellite. Nice Job---

I have been doing these little planets for a few months and I really like to take them as they are definitely out of the ordinary. I still need a pano head to get better shots ... :)

paromarc Loc: Boston

one more planet ...