Hoddo
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had a crack at one today used 48 photo's to create this:
I didnt go for to test it, but I can look at the real life version and compare.
anyone else had a go at these?
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BluKoo
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48 pics in that? I'd hav though 10-15 pics would have done it.
Nice pic though! 
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Hoddo
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well three layers of photos with a nice overlap between each photo.
Now I've had a shot at it, Im gonna try and be a bit more adventurous with it.
took ages to process mind.
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AndyKent
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Think it'd work better with a less defined feature through the middle.
The road looks weird, think it'd look miles better with night time shots of a skyline
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Butler
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Is this a setting on your camera or did you use a tripod and dslr?
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Calum
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Looks cool!
Go for a paragliding lesson and try something like this
http://www.ptgui.com/gallery/tandem_paragliding_panorama.html
EDIT - Not mine BTW, found it from here http://www.ptgui.com/gallery/
[Edited on 19-03-2008 by complex_maze]
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Hoddo
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quote:
Originally posted by Butler
Is this a setting on your camera or did you use a tripod and dslr?
Tripod and a Dslr.
Now you see aPk, I'm pretty bored of doing night time photography. So I've been playing around with Hdr photography, panoramics etc.
I will be doing more of these.
Has anyone else done any?
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Butler
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Il have to experiment with this at some point
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Whittie
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 That looks ace 
How long did it take you to do??
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Haimsey
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Kurt
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one of my street:
one of the llandudno meet:
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Kurt
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couple of pub outings:
all done on my sony w880i
[Edited on 22-03-2008 by Kurt]
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mattk
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smoking indoors
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CorsAsh
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quote:
Originally posted by Hoddo
quote:
Originally posted by Butler
Is this a setting on your camera or did you use a tripod and dslr?
Tripod and a Dslr.
Now you see aPk, I'm pretty bored of doing night time photography. So I've been playing around with Hdr photography, panoramics etc.
I will be doing more of these.
Has anyone else done any?
Very interesting to me as I use HDR panoramas/spherical environments to render my scenes with. I've tried using yours but due to it only being a small jpeg the results aren't amazing, potential's there though!
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Danny W
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some really cool photos here.
i thought i'd give it a shot but its more difficult than i first thought lol for example i've taken about 10 photos and i tried to put them all together, they overlap but dont 'stitch' together very well ? what do i do to get everytrhing to meet up like all yours above?
edit: i used my fuji s6500 and a tripod btw
[Edited on 23-03-2008 by Danny W]
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Butler
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Works quite well that ash.
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CorsAsh
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It's not quite right as it doesnt contain enough data, like right above and below the camera, hence why you can see the reflections in the sphere converging to a point at the top and bottom.
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Butler
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What program is that in ash?
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CorsAsh
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That's Maya. Works in Max too though.
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Butler
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Didnt know you could do that with skins, good idea that. Il have to get some of my max stuff online soon.
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CorsAsh
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Skins?
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Butler
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materials, whatever
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CorsAsh
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ahh i get you. It's not the material, it's the environment.
The material in that scene is just a pure chrome, reflecting the picture which I've applied as an infinite spherical environment.
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Butler
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Oh right, i havent experimented with reflections. 
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CorsAsh
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You should, it's great.
Thats done with Max, you use an HDRI environment set to display as a spherical map, then tune your materials to give the right reflectivity. The thing with HDR is that the render takes the lighting information from the embedded data, so you get much more realistic results.
Sorry to hijack Hoddo 
[Edited on 23-03-2008 by CorsAsh]
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