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  1. 12-18-2010, 06:47 AM #1
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    Very wide angle...

    Some my pictures from Arches NP, made with very wide angle lens (360deg horizontal, 180deg vertical):

    Double Arch:
    Name: 700-arches-double&#.jpg Views: 383 Size: 135.6 KB

    Navajo Arch:
    Name: 700-arches-navajo&#4.jpg Views: 298 Size: 95.7 KB

    Partition Arch:
    Name: 700-arches-partia&#1.jpg Views: 299 Size: 103.2 KB

    Windows:
    Name: 700-arches-window&.jpg Views: 287 Size: 99.9 KB

    Double Oo Arch:
    Name: 700-arches-double&#.jpg Views: 306 Size: 126.9 KB
    Last edited by marfot.com; 12-19-2010 at 02:39 AM. Reason: change Partial to Partition
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  3. 12-18-2010, 10:06 AM #2
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    Those are cool!
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  4. 12-18-2010, 10:25 AM #3
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    Awesome shots. I love doing stuff like this to give it a new feel and to confuse people too...
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  5. 12-18-2010, 02:25 PM #4
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    Pretty sure thats Partition Arch not Partial.

    Pretty cool but the distortion is a bit much for my taste.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Summit View Post
    Pretty sure thats Partition Arch not Partial.
    You are right, Partition Arch not Partial Arch
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    Did you use a one-shot lens and then patch the holes or did you use a panohead and stitch these?

    As equirectangular images, I think they look nice - but I'd prefer to view them in a flash viewer where I could pan around. I've got a license for Pano2VR - if you send me a higher res version of some of them I can send you back a swf viewer file.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryebrye View Post
    Did you use a one-shot lens and then patch the holes or did you use a panohead and stitch these?
    All above pictures are in equirectangular projection. Yes, I use a panohead, every picture is stitched from 18 shots with PTGui software.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryebrye View Post
    As equirectangular images, I think they look nice - but I'd prefer to view them in a flash viewer where I could pan around. I've got a license for Pano2VR - if you send me a higher res version of some of them I can send you back a swf viewer file.
    I have Pano2VR too, but FPP Player is better solution.

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    Pretty cool but the distortion is a bit much for my taste.
    All above pictures you can see without distortion as spherical panoramas on my site: http://www.gigapano.net/pano/arches/
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  10. 12-20-2010, 07:26 AM #9
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    That arches one is very nice with the snow.

    The snowy area in the equirectangular version gets de-emphasized a lot, but in the viewer it's very prominent.

    Nice work. :)
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